What is a common way to help clients feel more comfortable during care?

Involving clients in care decisions is a common way to help them feel more comfortable during their care process. When clients are included in the decision-making, they feel respected and empowered, which can significantly reduce anxiety and build trust in their caregivers. This approach ensures that clients are aware of their care options and can express their preferences, allowing them to have a sense of control over their own health and well-being.

In contrast, using medical terminology can be confusing and may alienate clients, making them feel less comfortable. Rushing through tasks can increase feelings of anxiety and diminish the quality of care received. Providing care without explanation deprives clients of important information about their treatment and can leave them feeling anxious and uncertain about what to expect, which is counterproductive to their comfort level. Engaging clients in discussions around their care is key to fostering a supportive and trusting environment.