Dementia and Dementia Care

Dementia Care Research

Amongst the induced and later stages of dementia an individual often involves challenging behavioural problems such as anger, sadness, paranoia, confusion and fear that can further result in oppositional, aggressive and sometimes violent actions.

Although there is currently no cure for dementia and no way to stop the underlying death of brain cells, but dementia research has shown that there is still a leeway to improve the essence of life of people living with dementia by providing a supportive environment to them.  An individual’s centred care is considered important which characterises a clear perceptive of the individual and giving consideration to their cultural background, personal history, social and family networks and preferences for activities in designing their care.