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ua-cam.com/video/jhSFA_ib48U/v-deo.htmlsi=VPlFV68KrYZYM1u2 Communicating with people living with Dementia (helpful tips)

Whejn they ask questions and we lie to them, are you sure that they dont know we are lying about mother going shopping? Also, what other kind of questions they ask ?

My husband with Alzheimers in Memory Care needs a blood draw to check Depakote levels. He will not let the nurse do this job. He yells, swears, slams the wall, breaks things. How do we/they get him to comply?

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this is wonderful advice. But how do we deal a person with dementia who never was happy person? a very negative angry person? This is my challenge

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My great grandma has dementia. This was really helpful and I hope she will understand and possibly remember me better before her last days.

Thank you for this video. It has great information in it! I’m a healthcare worker and have been working with dementia patients for 3 years now. Before working with seniors I had no experience with the disease. It really is different for each individual who suffers with it, which makes it tricky to help them.

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What would somebody suggest for when a patient in hospital thinks they are in their own home, which happens all the time. They think other patients are in their house or they keep getting up to find their bedroom. I try not to contradict their reality but im not sure on how to reassure them when they are in such a strange environment

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I found this to be very helpful. "SPECAL" I took notes and will use those rules when dealing with someone having dementia. Good video with clear and concise information. Thank you.

Thanks fr this info.lts hard to hear yr lovd one asking bt not remembering aftr xplaining again and again tht they did nothng wrong

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Thanks for sharing these wonderful communication tips. For addition communication strategies that can help caregivers and those with Alzheimer's and dementia, this article provides helpful information: www.jfscare.org/dementia-and-communication-strategies-nonverbal-techniques/

This is an excellent, helpful video! Thank you so much.

Great educational video. One thing I did notice is that the stretcher used to demonstrate the use of this device is a Stryker Rugged which is not on the list of approved ambulance Cots shown at the end of the video.

Very good information! Well done Rhonda! Thank you.