Background Elder abuse in long-term care is an important public health concern with social,
health-related, and economic implications. Staff-to-resident abuse is of particular interest …

Background Psychotropic drugs are often prescribed to manage behaviour that challenges
in care home residents with dementia but contravene guidelines as evidence shows their …

Personhood discourses in dementia care have gained prominence and current care home
standards mandate that care should be “person-centred”. However, it is unclear how the …

Background Many people with dementia living in care homes have distressing and costly
agitation symptoms. Interventions should be efficacious, scalable, and feasible. Methods We …

Abstract The Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC) pointed out that since 1950, observations of various aspects of the climate system …

Background Pet robots are gaining momentum as a technology-based intervention to
support the psychosocial wellbeing of people with dementia. Current research suggests that …

Aims The aims of this systematic review were to obtain a comprehensive understanding of
healthcare workers' experiences who were subjected to workplace violence in the home …

Objectives: Nearly 40% of care home residents who are living with dementia also have
symptoms of disturbed sleep. However, the impact of these disturbances is relatively …

Context: The work presented in this paper was undertaken during the first three months of
the COVID-19 crisis in the UK. Objectives: The project aimed to respond to questions and …

Abstract Background and Objectives When staff experience responsive behaviors from
residents, this can lead to decreased quality of work life and lower quality of care in long …