Background Care homes are complex settings to undertake intervention research. Barriers
to research implementation processes can threaten studies' validity, reducing the value to …

Background Refusals of care in dementia are common and can create difficult situations for
caregivers. Little is known about the best way to manage them. Aim To identify possible …

Background Care homes are increasingly important settings for intervention research to
enhance evidence-informed care. For such research to demonstrate effectiveness, it is …

Background Dementia is a chronic, progressive and ultimately fatal neurodegenerative
disease. Advanced dementia is characterised by profound cognitive impairment, inability to …

Aim This review aimed to evaluate the effects of multisensory environments/stimulation
(MSE/MSS) therapy, on the behavior and psychological symptoms in adults with cognitive …

Objective (s): To examine the perspectives of staff, and family caregivers (ie, family, friends,
and volunteers) on the impact of the Namaste Care Family program on all involved. The …

Abstract Background and Objectives Person-centered care is the gold standard of care for
people living with dementia, yet few systematic reviews have detailed how it is delivered in …

Aims and objectives To identify the efficacy of nonpharmacological interventions designed
to reduce pain in people with dementia. Background Pain is prevalent among patients with …

Background Sensorybased program for people with advanced dementia aim to address
unmet needs and to improve behaviours, mood or cognition. Pleasurable, involuntary sense …

Abstract Background and Objectives Spiritual care aims to counter negative outcomes from
spiritual distress and is beneficial to persons living with dementia. Such care needs …