Objective Given its complexity, there is growing consensus on the need to measure patient‐
rated broad outcomes like health‐related quality of life (HRQL) as well as discrete functions …

Conclusions Worksite-based e-learning opportunities are not at present readily taken up by
staff working in care homes in England. Computerised decision support for interventions for …

Psychosocial intervention makes a vital contribution to dementia care. However, the lack of
consensus about which outcome measures to use to evaluate effectiveness prevents …

Background People with dementia often move into care homes as their needs become too
complex or expensive for them to remain in their own homes. Little is known about how well …

BackgroundMany people with dementia live in residential homes, but little is known about
their quality of life. AimsTo compare the views of residents with dementia with the views of …

Background One of the most difficult issues for care staff is the manifestation of challenging
behaviour among residents with dementia. The first step in managing this type of behaviour …

The innovative Newcastle Challenging Behaviour Model for dementia care has recently
been updated, leading to new advances in the field. This revised second edition guide to …

The present study investigated the reliability and susceptibility to practice effects of
oculomotor tasks. Smooth pursuit, fixation, antisaccade, and prosaccade tasks were …

Abstract Quality of Life (QoL) is now an established outcome measure for people with
dementia. There is a need to understand if measures are sensitive to change and what …

Background Robot pets may assist in the challenges of supporting an aging population with
growing dementia prevalence. Prior work has focused on the impacts of the robot seal Paro …