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Implementation of a baby doll therapy protocol for people with dementia innovative practice | Author(s) | Barbara A Braden, Phyllis M Gaspar |
Journal title | Dementia, vol 14, no 5, September 2015 |
Publisher | Sage, September 2015 |
Pages | pp 696-706 |
Source | dem.sagepub.com |
Annotation | Baby doll therapy is a nonpharmacologic therapy that can affect agitated behaviour in dementia patients but to date no protocol for the therapy exists. An implementation protocol was developed and implemented with 16 residents in a dementia care centre. Positive outcomes on participant's behaviour included increased levels of happiness, activity/liveliness, interaction with staff and others, and ease of giving care. There was also a reduction in levels of anxiety. (NH). |
Accession Number | CPA-151002224 A |
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