The phrase "auxiliary care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, referring to supportive or supplementary care provided to patients.
Example: "The hospital offers auxiliary care services to assist patients with their recovery process."
Alternatives: "supportive care" or "supplementary care".
Within a ward, working teams consisting of doctors, nurses and auxiliaries care for smaller groups of patients.
Traditionally, the duties of nursing personnel include (1) nursing assessments of health problems, (2) nursing measures for preventative healthcare, (3) nursing guidance and counseling, and (4) auxiliary medical care [ 3].
The operational team included: two paediatricians, four quality control nurses (QCNs), one bioengineer, one psychologist, nurses, children's nursing auxiliaries, health care aids, and cleaning staff, for a total of thirty members, sharing roles and responsibilities for the implementation of the project.
The nursing staff comprises licensed registered nurses (nurses), auxiliaries (auxiliaries), and unlicensed care assistants (assistants).
In community health care, auxiliary nurses or assistants with specialized training and certification administer prepared drugs to the patients.
Specific examples that have been taken up include nursing auxiliaries or health care assistants supporting and maintaining KMC [ 33].
We also invited nurses, health education assistants and health care auxiliaries working in the two Shoshong primary care clinics and one health post to participate in the MuBoJo project.
From the outset, it is important to help parents "invest in" this child who is "different" from the child they expected and hoped for; they should be helped, too, to become care auxiliaries for their infants, by way of attentive listening and information from the teams supporting them [ 11].
Other intervention bottlenecks were the lack of permissive policies to allow lower level staff to take on appropriate tasks in order to improve access to the services such as the use of ward assistants and/or nursing auxiliaries in the care of KMC babies (e.g. assisting with positioning and feeding) or use of community health workers at health posts to administer a first dose of antibiotics.
Often on night shifts, due to understaffing, there are only two midwives and one or two maternity auxiliary support workers to care for a constantly full ward.
