Providing Quality Care for Patients with Dementia

Jeon Y. H. et al. (2012) said that as the number of cases of dementia increased, the demand for care and aid services for knowledgeable elderly caregivers increased. The staff should have adequate knowledge of dementia and receive appropriate training before offering care to residents of dementia. Since Banner et al. (Lee J. et al., 2009, introduced in 2012) show attitudes showing how caregivers respond to residents in their daily work, caregivers are important for residents of dementia It is concerned that. .

Explain the problems encountered by dementia patients and their families (family caregivers), determining the form, type, quality of nursing care provided to people with dementia, and determining the caregiver's experience (occupational and individual Explanation of nursing care). Community services to support dementia patients and their immediate family members: programs of support groups, medical centers, social work centers, elderly housing, mental hospitals, programs offered by NGOs, organizations and appropriate forms of support Development and service

NICE Clinical Guide (CG 42) - Alzheimer's: Dementia patients and their carers for health and social care, related to health care and social care experts who are taking care of people with dementia and their families It is support of. The recommendation, but most importantly, is to support people-centered care. People-centered care focuses on caring people with dementia to meet their actual needs. Providing this care includes: Understanding the patient, providing meaningful activities, continuity of flexibility and care

Since people with dementia need continuous care, it is important to provide services to people with dementia and to support and guide their carers. The burden of nursing care for AD patients is very large, carers and their families become tired both physically and mentally, and become socially heavy. At this point the family needs assistance from an interdisciplinary team. Research and intervention models for individual (family) culture are needed to improve the quality of life for AD patients and caregivers. In most cases, caregivers are families and encourage to understand general long-term care principles, especially dementia care.

There is no special treatment for dementia; treatment is a treatment for the cause. Dementia patients focus on high quality care, drug therapy and treatment (such as treatment) and supervision of family health management to support daily activities and help patients cope with many tasks It is necessary to adjust. The aim of the treatment is to control the symptoms of the disease; some patients may be hospitalized in a short period of time. Behavioral disorder remedies for dementia patients approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are anti-psychotic drugs used to reduce the psychiatric symptoms of dementia and make the patients effective and appropriate, Risperdahl, Seroquel , Zyprexa and ABILIFY. It plays a role (FDA 2005). The doctor usually starts taking medication at a lower dose and gradually increases the dose until the desired result is obtained.