PEG Tube Site Care: With or Without Gauze?
Gauze or no gauze around the PEG tube? Why families add it, why it can cause problems once the stoma has healed, and the usual daily routine.
Nursing Guidelines
PEG Tube Hygiene: Treat It Like a Spoon, Not a Diaper
Would you keep a spoon in a diaper? Why the PEG tube belongs above the belly button, and the right order for tube care and diaper care.
PEG Tube Pulled Out or Fell Out? What to Do Next
A running pump doesn’t prove the tube is in. How to prevent a PEG tube coming out, how to be ready, and what to do if it happens.
Blocked PEG Tube: Why It Happens and How to Prevent It
A blocked PEG tube starts silently at night and usually shows in the morning. A real case, the warning signs and the steps our nurses use.
Diapers or Catheter for Elderly Parents: Which Is Better in Home Care?
Why a catheter isn’t the easy option for a bedbound parent, and how pads, skin care and repositioning keep them safe.
Medication Safety in Homecare: Preventing Errors After Hospital Discharge
Medication safety in homecare is one of the biggest patient safety concerns in the UAE. Medication errors at home are among the highest risks patients face. Recent admission data at Enayati Home Healthcare shows that around 50% of hospital discharges contain some form of medication discrepancy, as defined by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices … Read more
Be Cautious of Food and Medication Mixtures: Common Interactions to Avoid
Eating healthily and taking medications as prescribed are both very important. However, some food and medication mixtures should be avoided. Certain combinations can make a medicine less effective, cause physical discomfort, or lead to dangerous chemical interactions. To reduce the risk of food and medication interactions, seniors should ask their doctor or pharmacist about possible … Read more
Stroke Recovery at Home in Dubai: Expert CVA Home Nursing Care
Stroke recovery at home begins the moment your loved one leaves the hospital. The first weeks after a stroke (also called a CVA, or cerebrovascular accident) are critical. The right nursing care, rehabilitation, and support at this stage can make a real difference to recovery, independence, and quality of life. Enayati Home Nursing provides the … Read more
PEG Tube and Tracheostomy Care at Home: Can Families Cope? A Guide for Carers in Dubai
PEG tube and tracheostomy care at home can be managed by families when the care is not complicated. When a loved one first comes home, though, most families go through a difficult period while they learn the treatments and interventions the patient now depends on. The two most common invasive interventions families face are PEG … Read more
PEG Feeding Position: Safe Bed Positioning to Prevent Aspiration
PEG feeding carries a real risk of aspiration for anyone confined to bed rest — whether or not they have a nasogastric (NG) or percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube in place. Picture finishing a full meal and then lying down flat: within minutes, stomach contents begin to rise and press against the esophageal sphincter, causing … Read more
