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1. • • Primary care nurses can assist General Practitioner’s to identify cognition concerns and support patient health self-management for those experiencing cognitive impairment or dementia. This support may lead to more appropriate care and better health outcomes for this group.
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   Can a practice nurse support dementia care?

   • Models of dementia care provision with mechanisms to support the practice nurse role and the embedding of it into usual general practice care have the potential to increase early recognition of cognitive impairment and more appropriate primary care management of dementia. Not applicable.

   What is the role of the practice nurse in the care of people living

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   How do nurses help patients with dementia?

   • Because there is currently no cure for dementia, patients rely on the care management provided by nurses in both clinical and home-based settings. Nurses provide direct care to patients, helping to relieve the burden placed on family members and other caregivers.

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   Do primary care nurses provide dementia care?

   • Eight focus groups were conducted with a total of 36 primary care nurses. Data was transcribed verbatim and thematically analysed. There was a high level of agreement between primary care nurses that they had a role in provision of dementia care. This role was largely attributed to the strong therapeutic relationship between nurses and patients.

   The provision of dementia care in general practice: practice nurse

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   Can a nurse-led clinic help diagnose and manage dementia in primary care?

   • Exploring new ways to improve the identification and management of dementia in the primary care setting is needed. Approximately two thirds of Australian general practices employ a nurse and nurse-led clinics are known to maximise patient health outcomes in primary care [8, 9].

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   Why do nurses use guidelines for dementia care?

   • The use of guidelines was perceived as valuable by nurses to improve knowledge and standardise practice. Nurses in the care management models used detailed standardised protocols for dementia care provision. There is justification for the involvement of the PN in the recognition and care of people living with dementia and their support person (s).

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   Do Nursing Interventions improve care of people with dementia?

   • Nursing interventions to improve care of people with dementi... : JBI Evidence Synthesis The authors declare no conflict of interest. This review will focus on the effectiveness of, and experience with, nursinginterventions to improve the care of people with dementia in hospital.

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   Jul 13, 2020 · Practice Nurses are well-positioned to provide comprehensive dementia information and support so that people living with dementia are better equipped to self-manage their health and live well with dementia.

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   • Improving Cognitive Function. Improving cognitive function in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a significant challenge as this progressive neurological disorder leads to the deterioration of memory, thinking skills, and overall cognitive abilities.
   • Promoting Safety and Preventing Injury. Promoting safety and preventing injury in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is of paramount importance due to the cognitive and functional impairments associated with the disease.
   • Managing Confusion. Managing confusion in patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a crucial aspect of their care, as confusion is a common symptom associated with the progression of the disease.
   • Reducing Anxiety. AD can lead to increased feelings of confusion, disorientation, and a loss of control, which can contribute to heightened anxiety levels.

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6. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC7359614What is the role of the practice nurse in the care of people ...

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   Embedding an evidence-based model that describes the role of the Practice Nurse in dementia care provision has the potential to increase early recognition of cognitive impairment and more appropriate primary care management of dementia.

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Kriebel-Gasparro suggests that nurses can provide the best possible care to their patients through professional development and continuing education that focus on dementia and Alzheimer’s. She also recommends that nurses pursue advanced practice nursing graduate degrees that offer adult-gerontology specialties in acute care and primary care.

8. www.ajgponline.org › article › S1064-7481(21)00207-4Nurse Practitioners and Dementia Care: A Perfect Fit

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   Several models of dementia care rely on nurse practitioners as the primary professionals in providing dementia care, particularly for those with advanced disease.

9. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesThe provision of dementia care in general practice: practice ...

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   Jun 9, 2021 · Primary care nurses can assist General Practitioner’s to identify cognition concerns and support patient health self-management for those experiencing cognitive impairment or dementia. This support may lead to more appropriate care and better health outcomes for this group.

10. journals.lww.com › jbisrir › FulltextNursing interventions to improve care of people with dementi ...

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    Jun 24, 2021 · To support future intervention development and implementation, this review will synthesize qualitative and quantitative evidence about the effectiveness of, and experience with, nursing interventions to improve the care of people with dementia in hospital.