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Non-pharmacological treatment (NPT), which includes a wide range of approaches and techniques, may play a role in the treatment of AD and dementia. Aim: To review, with a narrative approach, current evidence on main NPTs for AD and dementia.
The needs of people living with IDD and dementia are sometimes similar to other people with dementia but often call for unique skills, assessments, and approaches. This guide reviews practical strategies professionals can use to provide dementia-capable and culturally competent
12 lip 2013 · The NTG recommends the following procedural steps for the accurate assessment of health and function regarding the identification and validation of symptoms of Alzheimer's dementia and related disorders. The steps include evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.
This review distinguishes four meanings: 1) a mechanism for the management and containment of uncertainty and confusion, useful for the professional as well as the person with dementia; 2) a manual for sequencing care activities; 3) a guide to consumers, indicating eligibility for care activities, or a guide to self-management for dementia ...
9 lip 2018 · Results. Five major areas related to programs and caregiving were assessed: (1) challenges of dementia; (2) family caregiving interventions; (3) supportive care settings; (4) effects of diversity; and (5) bridging service networks of aging and disability.
Cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) is a manualized psychosocial group intervention for people with mild to moderate dementia. Because of its broad scientific evidence and cost effectiveness, CST is now used globally.
31 sty 2022 · This review underlines the need of specific psychotherapeutic and psychoeducational approaches for individuals at risk of Alzheimer’s dementia, particularly in terms of an early intervention aiming at improving mental health and well-being.
