She has 6 years of experience in caregiving in Taiwan.

4 years in Taiwan caring for a wheelchair-bound 68-year-old man with stroke. The elderly weighed 70kg.

• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, toileting, changing diapers (at night), dressing, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including at night).
• Brought elderly to the park for exercises. Massaged the elderly frequently as he enjoyed it.
• Accompanied elderly to the hospital for rehabilitation 2 times a week via the hospital’s transportation.
• Brought elderly to the hospital once a month for medical appointments by the hospital transportation.
• Monitored blood pressure. Prepared and served medications.
• Performed housework. Prepared breakfast porridge, egg and pork floss for elderly. Lunch and dinner were takeaway from nearby stalls. Cooked simple dishes like steamed fish, vegetables when children come back during the festive seasons.
• Elderly stayed alone.
• Cared for the elderly until he passed away.
  

2 years in Taiwan caring for patients with various medical conditions in a nursing home in Tainan.

• Worked Night Shifts, 7PM – 8AM. Each shift there is a nurse, Ana and another nurse aide who took care of 45 elderly in the nursing home.
• Cared for ambulant, chair-bound and bedbound patients, both male and female.
• NGT feeding, Suctioning (oral and tracheal).
• Gave injections and monitored blood glucose levels.
• Monitored blood pressure.
• Assisted with oxygen therapy.
• Indwelling urinary catheter care, administered suppository (bullet), enema and performed manual evacuation.
• Basic wound care for pressure injuries (bedsore).
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, sponging, toileting, changing diapers (including at night), dressing, walking, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including at night).
• Served medications.

She speaks Mandarin, Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia.

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She has 6 years of caregiving experience in Taiwan.

3 years in Taiwan caring for a wheelchair-bound 90-year-old lady with dementia and heart disease. The elderly weighed 68kg.

• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, toileting, dressing, feeding, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including at night).
• Woke up 4 to 10 times each night
• Due to dementia,
• The elderly would forget that she had already taken her meals and medication. Nurul would explain to her nicely that she had already taken her meals.
• When Nurul could not understand what the elderly wanted, she would get angry and scold Nurul. Nurul would explain to her that not to be anxious, they could wait for her son to come home and she can tell her son what she wanted Nurul to do, and her son could then let Nurul know.
• Served medications. Assisted with ROM exercises
• Accompanied for the elderly's medical appointments with her employer.
• Elderly stayed with her son and daughter-in-law.
• Cared for the elderly until she passed away.

3 years in Taiwan caring for an 85-year-old lady who had undergone knee surgeries on both her knees.

• She was wheelchair-bound in her first year. In her second year, she walked with assistance and a walking frame. In her third year, she was able to walk with the walking frame without assistance.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, changing diapers (including at night), dressing, walking, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including at night).
• In her first year, woke up 3 to 5 times each night to change diapers and to turn and position the elderly to prevent pressure injury. In her second year, woke up 3 to 4 times each night to assist with toileting. In her third year, woke up once or twice each night during the 3rd year to assist with toileting.
• Brought the elderly independently to day rehabilitation 6 days a week. Assisted the elderly with a standing frame exercise initially when the elderly could not stand. After the elderly could stand, Nurul assisted with the treadmill and parallel bar. Assisted with the exercise ball, squeezing balls, moving small objects around, cup stack pyramid. Assisted with the exercise of core muscles, leg muscles, heat therapy, exercise bicycle, pull down resistor band.
• Assisted in ROM exercises, rehabilitation exercises, physiotherapy.
• Administered enema. Prepared and served medications.
• Accompanied for the elderly's medical appointments with her employer.
• Successfully rehabilitated the elderly after 3 years. The elderly no longer required a caregiver.

She speaks Mandarin and Indonesian.
She has undergone training in caregiving.

She has 8 years of caregiving experience in Singapore and Taiwan.

6 years in Taiwan caring for a 58-year-old lady with stroke, dementia and diabetes.

• She was unable to walk or talk.
• She was also unable to recognise her husband and children.
• As she was not able to talk, Muji slowly learned what the patient wanted and attended to her needs accordingly.
• Due to dementia, the patient would have mood swings and lose her temper twice a day. She would scream and try to hit Muji. When this happened, Muji would sit with her and wait for her to calm down.
• Gave injections and monitored blood glucose levels.
• Assisted with oxygen therapy.
• Administered enema and performed manual evacuation.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, changing diapers (including at night), dressing, feeding, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including at night).
• Assisted in ROM exercises.
• Prepared and served medications.
• The House-call doctor visited once a month. The doctor would ask Muji to update him on the patient’s diet, frequency and type of stool, if she had slept well at night, if she had taken her medication on time and her records of blood glucose levels.

2 years in Singapore a wheelchair-bound 70-year-old lady with diabetes and stroke. The elderly weighed 80kg.

• Gave injections and monitored blood glucose levels.
• Intermittent urinary catheterisation.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, changing diapers, dressing, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning. Prepared and served medications.
• Woke up every 2 hours at night to assist with intermittent catherization, change diapers and turning & positioning.
• Brought elderly independently for monthly medical appointments taking the taxi.
  

She speaks Mandarin and Indonesian.

She has undergone training in caregiving

She has 9 years of caregiving experience in Taiwan.

7 years in Taiwan caring for a 78-year-old man with dementia and renal failure. The elderly weighed 68kg.

• In the first 3 years, he was able to walk with a walking stick and Dian’s assistance. In the following 4 years, he was wheelchair-bound.
• Due to dementia, he would forget if he had taken his meals. Elderly was also very impatient and would lose his temper. For example, he had always wanted to go to the hospital much earlier than his appointment timings. His son, the employer, had instructed Dian not to bring him there earlier as he did not want him to spend too much time waiting in the hospital and increase the likelihood of him catching an infection. Elderly would lose his temper and shout at Dian when Dian did not allow him to go earlier as he had wanted. He would raise his hand but did not hit her.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, toileting (including at night), changing diapers (including at night), dressing, feeding, walking, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa.
• Prepared and served medications.
• Brought elderly to the hospital three times a week by herself via a taxi for haemodialysis.
• Brought the elderly to the park on other days when he did not need to go for dialysis. Assisted with walking and exercises at the park.
• Soaked his feet at home.
• Accompanied for medical appointments with the employer.
• Elderly stayed alone. Performed housework, grocery shopping and cooking.
• Cared for the elderly until he passed away.
  

2 years in Taiwan caring for an 85-year-old lady who was frail and needed assistance in walking.

• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, changing diapers (including at night), dressing, feeding, walking.
• Served medications.
• Performed housework and cooking.
• Cared for the elderly until she passed away.

She speaks Mandarin, basic English and Indonesian.

She is trained in caregiving.

She has 6 years of caregiving experience in Taiwan.

6 years in Taiwan with 1 employer.

• In her last 2 years, she cared for a wheelchair-bound 68-year-old lady with stroke. The elderly weighed 70kg.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, toileting, changing diapers (including 2 – 3 times at night), dressing, feeding, transferring from bed to wheelchair and vice-versa, turning & positioning (including 2- 3 times at night).
• Assisted in ROM exercises. Massaged the elderly.
• Prepared and served medications.
• Accompanied elderly for medical appointment with her employer.
• Accompanied elderly for twice a month rehabilitation at the hospital with her employer. Rehabilitation included squeezing the ball, moving objects around, using rehabilitation machines, parallel bars).
• Brought elderly to the park on a wheelchair.
• Elderly had mood swings and would vent her frustration by scolding Sri vulgarities.
• Throughout her 6 years, she also cared for a child with intellectual disability from when he was 6 years old till when he was 12.
• The boy had behavioural issues. He would pass motion and urine everywhere, including in public places. He would spit at people and get into fights. He also had a tendency to touch people inappropriately.
• Sri brought the child to and from school on motorcycle every day.
• Assisted in the child’s Activities of Daily Living including showering, dressing and toileting.

She speaks Mandarin and Bahasa.

She has 6 years of caregiving experience in Taiwan.

3 years in Taiwan caring for a 60-year-old man with dementia and stroke. He had also met in a motorcycle accident previously. He was able to walk with Sri’s assistance.  

• Due to dementia:‍
• The senior experienced sundowning, being disoriented between day and night. He would wake up at night, thinking it was morning and insist on walking around. When this happened, Sri woke up to hold him when he walked to prevent falls. If Sri did not let the senior get up to walk, he would get very agitated and want to hit out at Sri. After he had walked around for a while, he would then be able to go back to sleep.
• The senior would refuse to take his medication, swinging his hand to try to hit Sri and the medication. When this happened, Sri would wait for a while for him to calm down before coaxing him slowly to take his medication.
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, changing diapers (including 2 times at night), dressing, feeding, walking.
• Administered enema and performed manual evacuation.
• Prepared and served medications. Assisted in ROM exercises at home.
• Brought the elderly to and from the hospital once a week for day rehabilitation by herself via a taxi. Rehabilitation included walking with the walking frame, using a squeeze ball.
• Accompanied for medical appointments with her employer.

3 years in Taiwan caring for a 65-year-old man who had a stroke.

• He walked with a walking frame and Sri’s assistance at home and used a wheelchair when outside of home.  
• Assisted in Activities of Daily Living including showering, toileting, changing diapers (including once at night), dressing, feeding, walking.
• Administered enema and performed manual evacuation.
• Assisted in ROM exercises. Massaged the senior.
• Monitored blood pressure.
• Accompanied for weekly day rehabilitation which included hanging rings and ROM exercises.

She speaks Mandarin and Indonesian.

She has undergone training in caregiving.

She has also undergone further training in overseas training centre.