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Nature-based activities for people living with dementia: a nice day out or a matter of human rights?
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Working with Older People
Working with Older People (2022) 26 (1): 64–75.
Published: 18 November 2021
... of activity participants. Findings Qualitative measures indicated a significant improvement in mental well-being for participants with dementia and family carers following attendance at activity sessions. Research interviews indicated that participants enjoyed activities based on connecting with nature...
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Healthy lifestyles to prevent dementia and reduce dementia symptoms
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Working with Older People
Working with Older People (2017) 21 (1): 31–39.
Published: 13 March 2017
... effectiveness, and should be implemented in midlife, before dementia symptoms are present and probably only in people who are actually nutritionally deficient. The author found a reasonable positive evidence base of engagement in cognitive and physical activities to prevent dementia, which may also help reduce...
