Shyu, Y. (2000) discusses time management in this article and lists several ways to address time management issues. Researchers debate how to reach a balance or achieve equilibrium while addressing competing needs in care. The article is divided into three categories: coping methods. Maintenance is used for preventing problem situations, changing the environment, and planning. For example, when a client does not want to do something the caregiver is doing or does not want to leave an area, the caregiver must adapt to what the client is doing by leaving the door open or positioning himself somewhere where he can remain attentive while bringing a finish their work. Recovery is necessary when a serious problem occurs, in managing emotions and behaviors, and in modifying tasks. Caregivers discussed instances where they had arrived in a bad mood and this had resulted in altercations with the client. In winning back the caregiver must reevaluate the problem and take the necessary actions to resolve it. Establish is used to make a situation more comfortable c...