Research on the impact of the built environment in long-term care settings continues to grow. This article focuses on work conducted and published since 2000, when an earlier review on research on dementia and design was published. The vast majority of research that addressed neurological conditions in residents in long-term care settings (assisted living and nursing homes) relates to Alzheimer\u27s disease and related dementias.</p
The following publication was made as part of a special issue on design for dementia in the Architec...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
the current issue provides an excellent, comprehen-sive review of findings related to environments f...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Outline SIZE NONINSTITUTIONAL DESIGN SIGNAGE SENSORY STIMULATION SAFETY OUTDOOR SPACES CONC...
Objective: To determine the effectiveness of built environment interventions in managing behavioural...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Discussions about the importance of the built environment for healthcare delivery extend at least as...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Dementia is a disease in which people lose parts or, in the case of more severe cases, all of their ...
BackgroundLife expectancy has experienced rapid growth (from 77.6 to 81.3 years), resulting in an in...
<div><p>Objective</p><p>To determine the effectiveness of built environment interventions in managin...
Some might think that diagnosing dementia in residents of long-term care facilities (LTCF) is less i...
Design of the physical environment is increasingly recognized as an important aid in caring for peop...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
The following publication was made as part of a special issue on design for dementia in the Architec...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
the current issue provides an excellent, comprehen-sive review of findings related to environments f...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Outline SIZE NONINSTITUTIONAL DESIGN SIGNAGE SENSORY STIMULATION SAFETY OUTDOOR SPACES CONC...
Objective: To determine the effectiveness of built environment interventions in managing behavioural...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Discussions about the importance of the built environment for healthcare delivery extend at least as...
This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute...
Dementia is a disease in which people lose parts or, in the case of more severe cases, all of their ...
BackgroundLife expectancy has experienced rapid growth (from 77.6 to 81.3 years), resulting in an in...
<div><p>Objective</p><p>To determine the effectiveness of built environment interventions in managin...
Some might think that diagnosing dementia in residents of long-term care facilities (LTCF) is less i...
Design of the physical environment is increasingly recognized as an important aid in caring for peop...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
The following publication was made as part of a special issue on design for dementia in the Architec...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
the current issue provides an excellent, comprehen-sive review of findings related to environments f...
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