@3SpiritUKNZ @WheelerSimon @HDEMCOP@DrKarenFranks@SusanShenkin@ProfJuneAndrews Is continence actively promoted or incontinence managed? Containment (eg.use of pads) rather than promoting continence seems to remain a strategy for multiple reasons including lack of training and time. May be more time consuming to assist a person to access toilet facilities.
@3SpiritUKNZ @WheelerSimon @HDEMCOP@DrKarenFranks@SusanShenkin@ProfJuneAndrews Thank you for your kind words, Caroline @3SpiritUKNZ.
As a team, we were, and still are, passionate about promoting dignity for all people including people with dementia.
Below is a recent review: dignity and continence.
https://t.co/1GoD9fWZpE
No evidence that socially assistive robots improve quality of life or any symptons in dementia. Systematic review led @ClareYu18 with @atsommerlad@lena_sakure & me.
Currently we cannot recommend spending £1000s on pet robots.
@UCLPsychiatry https://t.co/ML0r1Eu9AQ
@Gill_Livingston@ClareYu18@atsommerlad@lena_sakure @UCLPsychiatry The current assumption that assistive technology will be the answer to unmet need is dementia care just isn’t supported by evidence. In ATTILA trial, we found that current AT systems don’t help PWD to stay longer safely in their own homes.
https://t.co/aTeMRNhHVE
It's #DAW2021!
Did you know that over the past ten years we have supported the development of so many #dementia champions?
We are sharing the resources we created as part of that work stream this week to help support the national Dementia Action Week effort.