Understanding Activity Engagement Experience Among Residents with Dementia in Long-Term Care Homes
2024
Understanding Activity Engagement Experience Among Residents with Dementia
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Author Information
Author(s): Zhang Ziying, Chaudhury Habib
Primary Institution: Simon Fraser University
Hypothesis
This study aims to explore the types and processes of activity engagement among residents with dementia in long-term care homes.
Conclusion
The study highlights the importance of both structured and self-directed activities in promoting well-being among residents with dementia.
Supporting Evidence
- Recreational activities are crucial for well-being among residents with dementia.
- Self-directed activities reflect residents' intrinsic motivation and interests.
- The study aims to uncover how social and physical environments influence activity engagement.
Takeaway
This study looks at how people with dementia can engage in activities they enjoy, which helps them feel better and more connected.
Methodology
The study uses critical ethnography to gather descriptive data through observations and interviews in a long-term care home.
Participant Demographics
Residents with dementia in a long-term care home in Canada.
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