The acceptance and ethics behind therapeutic lying (TL) as a non-pharmacological
intervention for behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) among …

Objectives This study aims to examine caregivers' perspectives on and justifications for lying
when caring for people with dementia. Method The data consisted of interviews and …

The aim of this review was to identify, assess, collate, and analyze existing research that has
made a direct contribution to aiding understanding of the ethical and decision-making issues …

Background There is no definition of what constitutes a lie when working with people with
moderate to severe dementia. Lies are often defined as therapeutic with no evidence of how …

Aim There is a lack of clarity about therapeutic lying in the context of everyday dementia
care. This study provides conceptual clarity on how the term is used and considers the …

Background To explore the response and management experiences of nurses and nurse
aides in dementia special care units when caring for residents with sundown syndrome …

This article uses the concept of compassionate deception to understand the complexity and
duality at stake when health professionals and family members lie when caring for people …

Nearly 50 million people around the world live with dementia, with statistics predicting a
steady increase in prevalence for the foreseeable future. There is a need for comprehensive …

Abstract In the United States, there are nearly one million old disabled women living in
nursing homes, approximately seventy percent of whom are diagnosed with Alzheimer's …

Abstract Designing Virtual Reality (VR) experiences have become a growing interest in
Human–Computer Interaction (HCI) with recreational VR applications coming to the market …