Effects of Enriched Thematic Multi-Sensory Stimulation on BPSD in A Beach Room: A Pilot Study among Nursing-Home Residents with Dementia

Verkaik, Renate; Eerden, Eugenie van; Spreeuwenberg, Peter; Scherder, E.J.A.; Francké, Anneke L.

doi:10.21926/obm.geriatr.1904092

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Connecting Past and Present Through a Multisensory Toolkit—A Non-pharmacological Intervention for People Living with Dementia

Olorunda,

McCrindle

2023

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Connecting Past and Present Through a Multisensory Toolkit—A Non-pharmacological Intervention for People Living with Dementia

Olorunda,

McCrindle

2023

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How are nature-based interventions defined in mild cognitive impairment and dementia studies? A conceptual systematic review and novel taxonomy

Jiang,

Eaglestone,

McCrone

et al. 2024

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Objectives To systematically review research testing nature-based interventions for people living with mild cognitive impairment or dementia, and to report how authors have defined their interventions by presenting a taxonomy of the nature-based interventions. Methods A conceptual systematic review of research published between 2008 and 2024 investigating nature-based interventions for people living with mild cognitive impairment or dementia was conducted. Three reviewers contributed independently. Exclusion criteria: not specifying if participants had mild cognitive impairment or dementia, only recruiting caregivers, no primary data, study protocols, abstracts, reviews, not peer-reviewed journal articles and any other grey literature. Intervention descriptions within the papers were thematically analysed. Results Fifty-two articles reporting fifty-one studies were included. The most common interventions were nature virtual reality (VR technology) and gardening. From the definition data, we produced a taxonomy with overarching domains of: (a) Other terms used; (b) Characteristics; (c) Activities. Subdomains included: development or approach, modes of action, location, physical features, and activities. Some interventions could be grouped. Structure and standardisation of the interventions varied, with a lack of clear reporting. Conclusion This taxonomy provides conceptualisations of nature-based interventions that can be used by future researchers to guide the development, evaluation and reporting of robust interventions in this area.

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Effects of Enriched Thematic Multi-Sensory Stimulation on BPSD in A Beach Room: A Pilot Study among Nursing-Home Residents with Dementia

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Connecting Past and Present Through a Multisensory Toolkit—A Non-pharmacological Intervention for People Living with Dementia

Connecting Past and Present Through a Multisensory Toolkit—A Non-pharmacological Intervention for People Living with Dementia

How are nature-based interventions defined in mild cognitive impairment and dementia studies? A conceptual systematic review and novel taxonomy

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