2013
DOI: 10.1179/otb.2013.67.1.003
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Professionals partnering with family carers in home-based activity for those with dementia

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“…A useful layout was perceived as one that includes a toilet and shower located on the same level/floor (Forbat, 2004;Olsen, 1996), a ground floor laundry (Olsen, 1996), and is compact, easy and one level layout without stairs (Olsen, 1996). Multi-level design was perceived as unhelpful as it did not support easy surveillance (Askham, 2007) and stairs were perceived as a potential falls risk (Chung, 2013). Small and divided rooms were also perceived as unsupportive of supervision at home whereas an open layout was perceived as helpful because it enhances visibility and hence makes monitoring and interaction for the carer easier, and fosters reassurance for the person with dementia (Olsen, 1996;Askham, 2007).…”
Section: Useful Home Componentsmentioning
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“…A useful layout was perceived as one that includes a toilet and shower located on the same level/floor (Forbat, 2004;Olsen, 1996), a ground floor laundry (Olsen, 1996), and is compact, easy and one level layout without stairs (Olsen, 1996). Multi-level design was perceived as unhelpful as it did not support easy surveillance (Askham, 2007) and stairs were perceived as a potential falls risk (Chung, 2013). Small and divided rooms were also perceived as unsupportive of supervision at home whereas an open layout was perceived as helpful because it enhances visibility and hence makes monitoring and interaction for the carer easier, and fosters reassurance for the person with dementia (Olsen, 1996;Askham, 2007).…”
Section: Useful Home Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Family carers adapted their space to: prevent harm, make the home practical and safe, promote autonomy, overcome architectural limitations (Chung, 2013;, and preserve order . In order to be effective, adaptive strategies need to be individualised (Richter, 1995) and responsive to specific situations (Redfern, 2002).…”
Section: Individualised Strategiesmentioning
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