The family doctor has diagnosed dementia. Now what? Which care model for people with dementia is most effective? Scientists have shown that care management in primary care is successful when providers from different healthcare disciplines collaborate and caseloads are smaller. „The multidisciplinary approach is the..."
Falls von Menschen mit Demenz lassen sich vermeiden. It is important to know which additional diagnosed illnesses are present, what the medication regimens are, or in what environment the person lives. The numbers are alarming. Over a period of two and a half years, 31.1 percent of older adults with dementia suffered...
One of the key principles of positive psychology is to promote well-being and mental health. For example, someone who has just taken on a caregiving role for a person with dementia needs a so-called self-regulation strategy for a life challenge like this, where positive emotions are helpful. “A growing body of research highlights..."
Fatigue, stress, little free time, or the feeling of lacking recognition: Relatives who care for people with dementia in their home environment, for example, often find their work overwhelming or psychologically burdensome. For the first time in Germany, a research team from the University Hospital Erlangen and Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has explored the positive aspects in a recent study…
Inform, educate, and support in person or online: So-called psychoeducational measures have a positive impact on the health and quality of life of family caregivers of people with dementia. Researchers have discovered in several scientific studies that psychoeducational measures – meaning training, education, and support programs – reduce stress and anxiety, especially...
Dr. Anna Pendergrass speaks about research on gains through home care. In: Kurier.at, 01/25/2023
In the study, which is unique throughout Germany, the scientists emphasize the special nature of their survey.
Fatigue, stress, little free time, or the feeling of lacking recognition: Relatives who care for people with dementia in their home environment, for example, often find their work overwhelming or psychologically burdensome. For the first time in Germany, a research team from the University Hospital Erlangen and Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) has explored the positive aspects in a recent study…
Family members of people with dementia often face significant challenges in their daily lives. For example, relatives frequently feel overwhelmed and are under increased psychological strain. Furthermore, the changed situation can lead to conflicts with the person with dementia themselves, or even between the caring relatives of an affected individual. Various services...
Family members of people with dementia often face significant challenges in their daily lives. For example, relatives frequently feel overwhelmed and are under increased psychological strain. Furthermore, the changed situation can lead to conflicts with the person with dementia themselves, or even between the caring relatives of an affected individual. Various services...
