Impacts of Art Museum-based Dementia Programming on Participating Care Partners

Luke, Jessica J.

doi:10.1080/10598650.2016.1193314

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“…The outcome 'the carer seeing the PwD in a new way' is supported for family carers (Clarke-Vivier, Lyford, & Thomson, 2017;Johnson, Culverwell, Hulbert, Robertson, & Camic, 2017;Mittelman & Epstein, 2006), professional carers (Roe et al, 2016), and in programmes with mixed or unspecified carer types (Baker, 2014;Burnside et al, 2017;Camic et al, 2016;Gould, 2013;Hazzan et al, 2016;Humphrey et al, 2017;Lamar, 2015;Lamar & Luke, 2016;Mangione, 2013). However, one study (Lamar, 2015) reported some carers specifically stated the programme did not change how they saw the PwD due to having long-standing relationships.…”

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The impact of including carers in museum programmes for people with dementia: a realist review

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“…The study findings supported the implementation of art-based therapy programs for fostering social connections with other program participants, as well as the opportunities to connect the individuals with the appropriate programs and services provided in the community [1]. One study also explored the caregiver's perspective while analyzing the effectiveness of an artbased program for persons with dementia [25]. The results indicated that caregivers experienced more meaningful interactions with the person with dementia and the program provided them with an opportunity for stress relief and increased sense of social acceptance [25].…”

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“…One study also explored the caregiver's perspective while analyzing the effectiveness of an artbased program for persons with dementia [25]. The results indicated that caregivers experienced more meaningful interactions with the person with dementia and the program provided them with an opportunity for stress relief and increased sense of social acceptance [25]. Art-based therapy interventions for persons with dementia and their caregivers can potentially be an effective recovery intervention that contributes to the positive health benefits and the development of social inclusion in the community.…”

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Recovery Intervention to Promote Social Connectedness through Social Recreational Programs for Persons with Dementia: A Critical Analysis

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Clarke²,

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Advances in Dementia Research

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People living with dementia and their caregivers continue to experience social isolation and are impacted by consequential negative health impacts. Social recreational programs are community-oriented programs that aim to reduce the levels of social isolation among persons with dementia and their informal caregivers by providing the opportunity to strengthen their social network through an increased social participation in the community. The purpose of this chapter is to focus on the reduction of social isolation experienced by persons living with dementia and their caregivers through the use of social recreational programs as a recovery intervention method. A review of the existing literature was conducted to explore the impact of social isolation among the dementia community and to explore the role of social recreational programs as an exemplar of recovery intervention to promote social connectedness. Literature was examined through thematic analysis to identify the emerging themes. Two main themes were examined through the literature review: (1) the impact of social isolation on the health and emotional burden experienced by the persons living with dementia and their caregivers; and (2) the therapeutic components of social recreational programs that represent as a potential recovery intervention to promote the sense of social inclusion. This chapter highlighted the need for future research to examine the effectiveness of social recreational programs in helping the persons with dementia and their caregivers to combat the negative effects of social isolation, as well as to empower them in actively participating and being socially engaged in the community.

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“…Concluyó igualmente que estos programas tienen un gran valor para los participantes. Lamar (2016) puso en evidencia el impacto positivo que las visitas a los museos tienen en el bienestar de los cuidadores como muestra la presente investigación.…”

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La cultura como instrumento de bienestar e inclusión social: evaluación del impacto del programa Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona – Alzheimer

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Pedrosa²,

Pérez

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Arte Individ. Soc.

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Resumen. Este artículo presenta la investigación desarrollada en el Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona (CCCB) para conocer el impacto de su programa de Alzheimer. Se describe la metodología mixta de la investigación desarrollada, si bien se ha privilegiado la dimensión cualitativa desde un paradigma hermenéutico. A nivel cuantitativo se ha utilizado la escala Non Pharmacological Therapy. A nivel cualitativo se han desarrollado grupos focales, un cuestionario y diarios de campo basados en la observación participativa durante las visitas. En la investigación han participado las personas con Alzheimer, sus acompañantes y familiares así como las educadoras del CCCB. La investigación muestra que el programa ha tenido un impacto positivo en el bienestar cognitivo y emocional de los participantes, así como en la dimensión de participación social. Destacan dimensiones como la evocación de recuerdos, el disfrute de la novedad, o la participación que rompe con una situación de aislamiento y exclusión. Se verifica un impacto igualmente positivo del programa en los cuidadores, familiares, educadores y en la propia institución, en el marco de un movimiento de las instituciones de cultura y los museos hacia la inclusión. La cultura es un poderoso instrumento para el bienestar y la participación social de las personas con Alzheimer. Palabras clave: Investigación mixta; Alzheimer; cultura; bienestar; inclusión.[en] Culture as an instrument of well-being and social inclusion: evaluation of the impact of the program Center for the Contemporary Culture of Barcelona -AlzheimerAbstract. This paper presents a research developed at the Centre for the Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB) to understand the impact of it's Alzheimer program. Mixed research methodology has been developed, although a qualitative research from an hermeneutic paradigm has been privileged. The quantitative research has been based on the Non Pharmacological Therapy Scale. The qualitative research has been developed through focus groups; a questionnaire; and field diaries based on participatory observation during the visits. The research shows that the program has had a positive impact on the cognitive and emotional wellbeing of participants as well as in the social participation. It is remarkable the positive impact in dimensions as evocation of memories, enjoying the novelty, or

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Impacts of Art Museum-based Dementia Programming on Participating Care Partners

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

The impact of including carers in museum programmes for people with dementia: a realist review

The impact of including carers in museum programmes for people with dementia: a realist review

Recovery Intervention to Promote Social Connectedness through Social Recreational Programs for Persons with Dementia: A Critical Analysis

La cultura como instrumento de bienestar e inclusión social: evaluación del impacto del programa Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona – Alzheimer

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