Giving voice to the lived experiences of people with dementia across the globe, this text highlights the challenges presented as dementia care shifts to a community setting. Contributors address the social aspects of environment and, using a unique 'neighbourhood-centred' perspective, provide an innovative guide for policy and practice.
Giving voice to the lived experiences of people with dementia across the globe, this text highlights the challenges presented as dementia care shifts to a community setting. Contributors address the social aspects of environment and, using a unique 'neighbourhood-centred' perspective, provide an innovative guide for policy and practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Ward is Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies in the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences at the University of Stirling. Andrew Clark is Professor in the Directorate of Social Sciences in the School of Health and Society at the University of Salford. Lyn Phillipson is Principal Research Fellow at the University of Wollongong.
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1. Introduction - Lyn Phillipson Andrew Clark and Richard Ward 2. Understanding the Meaning of Neighbourhoods for People Living with Dementia: a Value of a Relational Lens - Andrew Clark Sarah Campbell John Keady Agneta Kullberg John Keady Kainde Manji Elzana Odzakovic Kirstein Rummery And Richard Ward 3. Moving House with Dementia - Jill Batty 4. How Do People with Dementia Manage Problematic Situations in Public Spaces? - Anna Brorsson 5. Making and Maintaining Neighbourhood Connections When Living Alone with Dementia - Elzana Odzakovic Agneta Kulberg Ingrid Hellström Andrew Clark Sarah Campbell Kainde Manji Kirstein Rummery John Keady Richard Ward 6. My Neighbourhood My Future..? - Wendy Mitchell 7. Enabling the Neighbourhood: a Case for Rethinking Dementia-Friendly Communities - Richard Ward Kirstein Rummery Elzana Odzakovic Kainde Manji Agneta Kullberg John Keady Andrew Clark and Sarah Campbell 8. A Conceptual Framework of the Person-Environment Interaction in the Neighbourhood Among Persons Living with Dementia: a Focus on Out-Of-Home Mobility - Kishore Seetharaman Habib Chaudhury Atiya Mahmood 9. We're Known as 'The Girls' Around Town: Support Isolation and Belonging for a Lesbian Couple Living with Dementia - Lynda Henderson and Louisa Smith 10. Building Community Capacity for Dementia in Canada: New Directions in New Places - Alison Phinney Eric Macnaughton Elaine Wiersma 11. The Good The Challenging and the Supportive: Mapping Life with Dementia in the Community Using Qualitative GIS - Chris Brennan-Horley Lyn Phillipson Louisa Smith And Dennis Frost 12. Growing Back into Community: Changes Through Life with Dementia - Dennis Frost 13. Dementia Tourism and Leisure: Making the Visitor Economy Dementia-Friendly - Joanne Connell and Stephen Page 14. Conclusion - Andrew Clark Richard Ward Lyn Phillipson
1. Introduction - Lyn Phillipson Andrew Clark and Richard Ward 2. Understanding the Meaning of Neighbourhoods for People Living with Dementia: a Value of a Relational Lens - Andrew Clark Sarah Campbell John Keady Agneta Kullberg John Keady Kainde Manji Elzana Odzakovic Kirstein Rummery And Richard Ward 3. Moving House with Dementia - Jill Batty 4. How Do People with Dementia Manage Problematic Situations in Public Spaces? - Anna Brorsson 5. Making and Maintaining Neighbourhood Connections When Living Alone with Dementia - Elzana Odzakovic Agneta Kulberg Ingrid Hellström Andrew Clark Sarah Campbell Kainde Manji Kirstein Rummery John Keady Richard Ward 6. My Neighbourhood My Future..? - Wendy Mitchell 7. Enabling the Neighbourhood: a Case for Rethinking Dementia-Friendly Communities - Richard Ward Kirstein Rummery Elzana Odzakovic Kainde Manji Agneta Kullberg John Keady Andrew Clark and Sarah Campbell 8. A Conceptual Framework of the Person-Environment Interaction in the Neighbourhood Among Persons Living with Dementia: a Focus on Out-Of-Home Mobility - Kishore Seetharaman Habib Chaudhury Atiya Mahmood 9. We're Known as 'The Girls' Around Town: Support Isolation and Belonging for a Lesbian Couple Living with Dementia - Lynda Henderson and Louisa Smith 10. Building Community Capacity for Dementia in Canada: New Directions in New Places - Alison Phinney Eric Macnaughton Elaine Wiersma 11. The Good The Challenging and the Supportive: Mapping Life with Dementia in the Community Using Qualitative GIS - Chris Brennan-Horley Lyn Phillipson Louisa Smith And Dennis Frost 12. Growing Back into Community: Changes Through Life with Dementia - Dennis Frost 13. Dementia Tourism and Leisure: Making the Visitor Economy Dementia-Friendly - Joanne Connell and Stephen Page 14. Conclusion - Andrew Clark Richard Ward Lyn Phillipson
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