Cambodia Ministry of Social Affairs Conducts Training on Fundamentals of Elderly Care
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Cambodia Ministry of Social Affairs Conducts Training on Fundamentals of Elderly Care

The Cambodian Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation has organized a training course on the "Fundamentals of Elderly Care." The program aims to enhance participants' understanding of the biological and psychological changes in the elderly, equip them with practical caregiving skills for daily needs, and foster professional ethics, contributing to the well-being of the elderly and national economic development.

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