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Comparison of iPad applications with traditional activities using person-centred care approach: impact on well-being for persons with dementia.

Fong Yoke Leng1, Donald Yeo, Stacey George, Christopher Barr.   

Abstract

Professionals working with people with dementia need to develop new activities that occupy patients and increase positive emotions. Dementia care mapping is a reliable method of measuring well-being during activities with people with dementia. The iPad has many applications that may be suitable as a group activity for persons with dementia. Six people with dementia took part in two traditional and two iPad activities over two days. Well-being was recorded using dementia care mapping. Subjects displayed similar or better levels of well-being during iPad activities than traditional activities. A larger variation of behaviors was seen during iPad activities than traditional activities. With detailed planning using a person-centred care approach, iPad group activity has the potential to be as effective and engaging as other conventional activities in achieving well-being.

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Keywords:  dementia; group therapy; iPad; technology; well-being

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Year:  2013        PMID: 24339097     DOI: 10.1177/1471301213494514

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Dementia (London)        ISSN: 1471-3012


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