Professional Self-Care: Preventing Burnout in Dementia Nursing
Preventing burnout is crucial for professionals in dementia nursing, as the emotional and physical demands…
Peer Support and Mentorship for Dementia Nurses
Peer support and mentorship are invaluable resources for nurses working with dementia patients. These programs…
The Role of Advanced Practice Nurses in Dementia Care
Advanced practice nurses play a crucial role in dementia care, providing comprehensive support to patients…
Preparing for Hospital Discharge: Nurse-Led Planning
Preparing for Hospital Discharge: Nurse-Led Planning When a patient is ready to leave the hospital,…
Transitioning Dementia Patients to Long-Term Care
Transitioning a loved one with dementia to long-term care is a significant and often emotional…
Recognizing Early Signs of Dementia: The Nurse’s Role
Recognizing Early Signs of Dementia: The Nurse’s Role As healthcare professionals, nurses play a crucial…
Dealing with Sundowning: Tips for Nurses
Dealing with sundowning can be challenging, especially for nurses who care for individuals with dementia.…
Implementing Nonpharmacological Interventions in Nursing
Implementing nonpharmacological interventions in nursing is a crucial approach that focuses on using methods other…
Infection Prevention in Dementia Care Settings
Infection prevention is a critical aspect of care in dementia settings. Dementia care facilities often…
Respite Care: How Nurses Support Family Caregivers
Respite care is a special kind of help designed to give family caregivers a much-needed…