Dementia and comorbid cancer: challenges and implications for nursing practice
This case study details care, pain assessment, decision-making and diagnosis challenges
21 Mar 2023
Kay de Vries
The value and ethics of dementia research in the wake of COVID-19
Researchers are keen for findings on the effects of the pandemic, but sensitivity must be considered
17 Aug 2020
Book review: Spirituality in Hospice Care
Drawing on research and philosophical literature, this book explores spirituality in hospices and end of life care
28 Feb 2018
Communicating with older people with dementia
Being able to communicate with older people with dementia requires a high level of competence in assessment of specific and individual communication challenges and needs of the person. One of the most effective means of assessment and skills development is the use of reminiscence interventions, memory books or life-story work. There is considerable evidence that communication skills can be developed and enhanced through education and skills training. This article aims to invite and encourage readers to reflect on their present knowledge and skills in communicating with older people with dementia.
01 May 2013