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     • Nurses providing dementia and Alzheimer’s care often work for the same patients over long periods of time, becoming personally attached to them and their families. As their patients progress through the disease, nurses may experience a range of emotions—anxiety, sadness, guilt, anger, and depression.
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   How does dementia affect nursing care?

   • Dementia causes multiple symptoms that are characterized by memory impairment, language problems, motor speech disorder, sensory recognition problems and general body functioning disturbance (Prince et al., 2015 ). The nature of the disease dictates that advanced nursing care must be provided for the successful management of dementia.

   Impact of settings and culture on nurses’ knowledge of and attitudes

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   Why are nurses unable to provide care for patients with dementia?

   • Nurses are unable to provide care for patients with severe dementia as result of their suffering. Most challenges were attributed to the behavioural symptoms of dementia, like agitation, irritability, physical aggression and rejection of care. Nurses described their experience as painful and distressing as they found themselves helpless.

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   Why do nurses need a nursing role in dementia care?

   • These added to the complexity of caring for persons with dementia and therefore increased demand on the nursing role. Nurses viewed the busyness, noisiness and unfamiliarity of the acute hospital as not being particularly dementia inclusive.

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   Does nursing education affect care for dementia patients?

   • It has been suggested that the provision of care for dementia patients extends beyond the confines of nursing education and overlaps with additional factors, such as attitudes and perceptions about this illness (Daniel et al., 2014 ).

   Impact of settings and culture on nurses’ knowledge of and attitudes

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   Do nurses support people with dementia?

   • Well‐trained nurses are required to support dementia patients; however, the quality of the provided dementia nursing care can be impacted by nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and perceptions towards people with dementia. To obtain an overview of the current nursing practice towards people with dementia around the world.

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3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullNurses' Experiences in Caring for Older Adults With ...

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   Apr 24, 2019 · Hospitalization heightens the sensitivity of clients with dementia to responsive behaviors due to being in an environment with numerous triggers (e.g., noise and poor lighting) and receiving care from staff who have limited knowledge of their preferences (Schindel Martin et al., 2016).

4. nursejournal.org › resources › nursing-care-patientsCaring For Patients With Dementia And Alzheimer's ...

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Nurses who care for dementia and Alzheimer's patients face particular challenges. This guide helps you provide quality care for these patients while maintaining your own well-being.

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6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Nurses’ experiences of caring for persons with dementia ...

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   May 7, 2021 · Despite encountering challenges, acute care nurses worked to deliver person-centred responses to those living with dementia who experience responsive behaviours. Nurses require dementia-specific education to support their preparedness in their related nursing practice.

   • Author: Joshi Dookhy, Louise Daly

   • Publish Year: 2021

7. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Nursing care toward older adults with dementia: An ...

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   Mar 9, 2021 · These pieces of research addressed dementia nursing care and treatments in different healthcare facilities (e.g. residential aged care facilities, nursing homes and hospital settings), and some considered nurses’ emotions, feelings and challenges in caring for dementia patients.

   • Author: Cris S Adolfo, Abdulrhman Saad B Albougami, Mark Y Roque, Joseph U Almazan

   • Publish Year: 2021

8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesImpact of settings and culture on nurses’ knowledge of and ...

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   Oct 30, 2021 · Three main themes were identified: (1) nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and perceptions towards dementia; (2) nursing experience of caring for people with dementia in acute and community care settings; and (3) dementia nursing care across health regions.

   • Author: Sara Mahmoud Yaghmour
   • Publication: Nurs Open. 2022 Jan; 9(1): 66-93.

   • DOI: 10.1002/nop2.1106
   • Published: 2022/01

9. www.rcn.org.uk › - › mediaCommitment to Care of People living with Dementia

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   Introduction. Principles. Dementia. Symptoms of dementia. Depression. Delirium. The person living with dementia. The role of family carers . SPACE principles: Principle 1, Staff who are skilled and have time to care. Principle 2, Partnership working with carers.

10. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleNursing interventions to improve care of people living with ...

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    Oct 1, 2024 · Descriptions of the interventions are described by how they aimed to improve nursing care of people living with dementia: nurse education, physical environment changes, the use of technology, and introduction of new nursing skills.