… care professionals to recognize the potential presence of hearing, vision and cognitive
impairments in those for whom they provide care, to … and to use those results to inform care plans. …

… to severe impairment, to 8.5% to 9.8% for mild impairment [16]… to examine the prevalence of
cognitive impairment in a large … in the UK and assess associations with cognitive impairment. …

… ’ functioning, policy choice, resident control and availability of social … cognitive impairment
and depression, but the domus residents were rated by the staff as less disabled in self-care …

… residential care facilities at 3, 6 and 12 months, and with two different definitions of falls.
Methods: Seventy-eight residents in one residential care … deficits, cognitive impairment, and the …

… in residential care residents. … residential care facilities in Victoria (Australia) were recruited.
All participants were assessed for cognitive impairment, distance and near-vision impairment (…

… eating challenges, such as spitting food) and staff direct care … Cognitive impairment (CI)
may impact a person’s ability to eat independently and is often associated with multiple resident …

… invariance assumption by evaluating cognitive impairment as a grouping variable (see … did
not vary across cognitive impairment levels, we included cognitive impairment as a covariate […

… the original and residential versions of the … cognitive impairment (ie scores over 10 in the
MMSE) will be able to assess their own QoL, with decreasing ability as the cognitive impairment …

… self-management and informal care from family and friends. … physical impairments – admission
to a residential care facility (… living in residential care facilities with physical impairments. 2…

… They were usually professional staff, such as residential care workers or wardens. Four
older people had neither a carer nor anyone else who could act as a proxy informant. The Brief …