Alabama Guide for Guardians and Conservators
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Ten Common Problems After a Court Appointment of a Guardian (1) Guardian/conservator is having difficulty fulfilling responsibilities and needs help. Or, the guardian fails to perform required duties in care of the person or management of the property. For example, a guardian may fail to make suitable living arrangements or medical appointments; or may move
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Do: · Be a good listener. Show genuine interest and concern. · Look to see if the person is listening or seems confused. · Be alert to facial expressions. Does the expression match the tone of voice or body language? · Listen to voice qualities—pitch, volume, rate of speed. · Be aware of “comfort zone.”
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Responsibilities of a Volunteer Guardian/5:06 Roles and duties of a guardian. Guardian’s general authority under Alabama law. Role in monitoring and promoting the person’s well-being, protecting the person from harm, and utilizing least-restrictive alternatives. “Substituted judgment” and “best interest” standards for making decisions.
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An Overview of DNR Orders Because the Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order is often encountered by Volunteer Guardians in their course of volunteering, it is worth discussing. A do-not-resuscitate order, or DNR order, is a medical order written by a doctor. It instructs health care providers not to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if a patient’s
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Anne Frank…Winston Churchill…Martin Luther King, Jr…..Famous authors, advocates, political leaders, and more share their thoughts on volunteer work and the amazing people that give of themselves to help others.
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