This thesis described the characteristics of wandering-related boundary transgression in people with severe dementia in residential aged care. To explore all aspects of this common dementia-related behaviour that takes the person who wanders into out of bounds and hazardous areas, a two phase study with an interpretive and an observational phase was conducted. Study findings have provided evidence that will be used to develop strategies to help dementia carers to more effectively manage this behaviour in the future while maintaining the mobility and dignity of the person with dementia
This paper explores and discusses key issues for nurses and home carers in implementing the evidence...
Dementia-related wandering is exhibited by as many as 63% of people with dementia living in the comm...
Wandering behavior is one of the most important and challenging management aspects in persons with d...
Wandering-related boundary transgression (BT) has been identified as a dimension of dementia-related...
Objectives: Wandering-related boundary transgression (BT) in long term care (LTC) frequently manifes...
Purpose of the Study This study aimed to explore the experience of living with and caring for a pers...
Purpose of the Study: This study aimed to explore the experience of living with and caring for a per...
Wandering in dementia causes major difficulties for both patients and their carers. The term 'wander...
Dementia is a chronic disease which affects the brain and its ability to function normally. It leads...
Background: Wandering has been described as one of the most challenging behaviours to manage and yet...
In Korea, about 8.3% over aged 65 are suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other type of dementia. ...
Wandering behavior of 4 geriatric patients with dementia residing in a long-term care facility was a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [63]-68)Wandering is often observed in patients with Deme...
Wandering behavior of 4 geriatric patients with dementia residing in a long-term care facility was a...
Although there has been increased research on wandering over the years, little is known about why so...
This paper explores and discusses key issues for nurses and home carers in implementing the evidence...
Dementia-related wandering is exhibited by as many as 63% of people with dementia living in the comm...
Wandering behavior is one of the most important and challenging management aspects in persons with d...
Wandering-related boundary transgression (BT) has been identified as a dimension of dementia-related...
Objectives: Wandering-related boundary transgression (BT) in long term care (LTC) frequently manifes...
Purpose of the Study This study aimed to explore the experience of living with and caring for a pers...
Purpose of the Study: This study aimed to explore the experience of living with and caring for a per...
Wandering in dementia causes major difficulties for both patients and their carers. The term 'wander...
Dementia is a chronic disease which affects the brain and its ability to function normally. It leads...
Background: Wandering has been described as one of the most challenging behaviours to manage and yet...
In Korea, about 8.3% over aged 65 are suffering from Alzheimer's disease or other type of dementia. ...
Wandering behavior of 4 geriatric patients with dementia residing in a long-term care facility was a...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [63]-68)Wandering is often observed in patients with Deme...
Wandering behavior of 4 geriatric patients with dementia residing in a long-term care facility was a...
Although there has been increased research on wandering over the years, little is known about why so...
This paper explores and discusses key issues for nurses and home carers in implementing the evidence...
Dementia-related wandering is exhibited by as many as 63% of people with dementia living in the comm...
Wandering behavior is one of the most important and challenging management aspects in persons with d...