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Frailty, Resilience, and Palliative Care Considerations for those Living with Dementia,ting disease. Advanced dementia is a terminal illness and is a time to consider shifting the focus of care to decreasing suffering. This allows support for the person living with dementia and those who care for them.

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Strength-Based Person-Centered Dementia Care: Activities of Daily Living,ng need to be matched to the skills of an individual living with dementia. This chapter will outline specific strategies, isolate impairments, and emphasize a strength-based approach to person-centered ADL completion.

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The Team Approach for Those with MNCD: Interdisciplinary and Collaborative, support a person as they move through the trajectory of their disease, comprehensive care requires the most interdisciplinary integration possible. Evidence supports the use of an interdisciplinary team where possible especially for those with the most complex needs. This chapter explores advantage

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Neurocognitive Disorders and Neuropsychiatric Symptoms,ve disorders (MNCD). NPS refers to those behavioral and psychological symptoms that routinely cause suffering for individuals with MNCD, as well those who care for and about them. MNCD, often referred to as dementia, is a cognitive, behavioral, and functional syndrome. This chapter serves as a pragm

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Behavioral Interventions for Those Living with Dementia, include sleep disturbance, aggression, anxiety, depression, and agitation. As a part of patient-centered care, individual needs of the person must be considered when attempting behavioral interventions. By reviewing the evidence regarding short- and long-term outcomes of nonpharmacological choices

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