Quality in Ageing and Older Adults: Volume 22 Issue 1
Promoting excellence in services through research, policy and practice
Table of contents
How does physical activity benefit people living with dementia? A systematic review to identify the potential mechanisms of action
Jan Pringle, Ruth Jepson, Alison Dawson, Louise McCabe, Alison BowesOne limitation of research that assesses the effectiveness of physical activity interventions for people with dementia is that most do not describe the intervention in sufficient…
Reflections on music therapy with older adults from an ethnographic perspective
Brigette K. Schneible, Jay F. Gabriel, Joke BradtOlder adults often navigate periods of disruptive transition, such as rehousing, that can be understood in terms of ritual transformation, a concept that describes changes to the…
Exploring resilience in adult daughter and spousal carers of people living with dementia in North West England: an ecological approach
Warren James Donnellan, Kate Mary Bennett, Natalie WatsonResearch has shown that informal carers of people living with dementia (PLWD) can be resilient in the face of caregiving challenges. However, little is known about resilience…
Improving emotional well-being for hospital-based patients with dementia
Stephanie Petty, Amanda Griffiths, Donna Maria Coleston, Tom DeningImproving hospital care for people with dementia is a well-established priority. There is limited research evidence to guide nursing staff in delivering person-centred care…
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- Prof Fiona Poland