In dementia care, person-centered care is the internationally recognized best practice. It means seeing each individual beyond their diagnosis, valuing their history and preferences, and shaping care around their identity and abilities.- Some propose calling it “person-led care.” While this sounds progressive, it risks confusion: many people with dementia — especially in moderate and later stages — cannot reliably “lead” their own…
Importance of Offering Choices to People with Dementia – Offering choices to dementia patients is crucial for several reasons. First of all, it promotes autonomy and dignity. Allowing individuals with dementia to make choices helps maintain their sense of independence and self-worth. It respects their ability to make decisions about their own lives, which is essential for preserving their…
Should we label a unit or area Cognitive Care or Memory Care? “Cognitive Care”…
Leadership Systems, Care Consistency, and the “Invisible Hours”. In every residence, care unfolds across many…
