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Case study Joyce Nakamarra is a Warlpiri woman who used to live in Yuendumu north-west of Alice Springs. She moved to Adelaide to be close to her cousin, Evelyn whose grandson is playing football in the state competition. Joyce lives in a hostel for Aboriginal people who visit Adelaide for medical treatment. Evelyn and her grandson, Patrick live in a small flat supplied by the football club. Joyce has very poor eyesight and is having dialysis 3 times a week because of kidney failure brought on by her untreated type 2 diabetes. Joyce enjoys football and she is a fierce crows supporter as well as barracking for North Adelaide, the team of her cousin’s grandson. Joyce speaks Warlpiri and a little English. She was a very good artist and some of her paintings are hanging in Tandanya. She misses being able to perform ceremonies as she would if she was living at home. Joyce had a fall when she first entered the hostel and she is now fearful of walking outside. a) Describe how you could support Joyce to engage with a relevant social network and the wider community. b) What could you do to support her physical health? c) How might you support her psychological (emotional) wellbeing? d) Research Warlpiri customs and spirituality. How could you support her cultural and spiritual preferences? e) How could you help Joyce create a suitable environment in her room to meet her needs and preferences? f) How could you support Joyce to maintain her identity? g) What are the main risks to Joyce’s health and wellbeing? h) What documentation would help to assess her needs? i) Evelyn wants to see what is being written about her cousin. Discuss how you will handle her request and the reasons for your actions.
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