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A person with dementia may benefit from living at home with their family because they are surrounded by familiar people and surroundings. However if their care needs becomes too complex, a care home may provide a safer and more specialist support.

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I believe that families need to balance the person safety, independence, happiness and quality of life with what the family carers can realistically manage

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A person suffering from dementia is still the person who u know and love. Their safety and well being should be paramount.

Homecare is an option in the beginning, however situations change and you have to sometimes accept the inevitable.

Continuously monitoring a persons wellbeing is the main focus and adapting to those changes.

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Dealing with dementia requires time, effort and loads of patience. As they say, there is no place like home for a better leaving but things can get tricky with the way modern world is leading .. home could be ideal if there are the necessary means to take care of our loved ones, same as care homes if it’s assessed enough.

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I Think Care home are good for patients as the care can be given by family remembers,However some families can not look after their loved ones due to work commitments and I feel sometimes it’s good for care homes to support their loved ones in a place where better care and support would be provided for their needs.

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I think living at home is best if the person is safe and has support from family. It helps them feel comfortable and independent. However, a care home may be better if they need more help.

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I think people with dementia should be able to stay at home as they go back to there childhood self and it will be there safe space and they will feel more stable at home also as the older generation have raised us it’s our duety to look after them when they get to a stage of venerability

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It really depends on the availability of family members and the financial ability to provide care. If those supports are in place, that’s ideal. Otherwise, it may be better for them to remain at home with a few hours of care from professional caregivers, along with support from family.

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I would definitely keep them at home for as long as I can with me caring for them I know they wont be getting any better and I know there needs will change and I won’t be able to take care of them I would then be looking in to care homes

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In my own choice I want my love one to be with the family member due to the language barrier.

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I would prefer to look after the family member myself at home! Keep them in familiar surroundings and continue to receive love and care with those around them! Home is best for them if possible

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I would like them to stay home

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My mom is suffering with dementia in early stages  . At this time as a family we are looking after her. And making all the memories. 

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My mom is suffering with dementia in early stages  . At this time as a family we are looking after her. And making all the memories. 

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In my culture we know our family member in this situation better than any health professional so we nominate a family member to care for them, and prioritise their needs.

But Care professionals are more technically qualified than family members

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I think it depends on the level of dementia and the support the person has. I think a home is a great place for someone with dementia can flourish and get all the care they need but also have family around where they can do as much as they want with their relative

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I feel we as a family should support the person with health issue 

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I feel we as a family should support the person with health issue 

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I have a family member living with dementia, he is a home living with a family member which I feel is better for the time being as he is around faces he still recognises and voices he still remembers

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I would prefer to have my parent at home but it depends how bad is the dementia and if carers. Can come and help

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i believe the family members should be with family and everyone should support each other

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Care home

No family

Carers provide better help

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Should stay at home if they have carers willing to look after them

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* Risk of falls, wandering, or accidents at home.

* Need for home adaptations such as grab rails and alarms.

2. Level of Care Needed

* Ability to manage personal care, medication, eating, and mobility.

* Whether 24-hour supervision is required.

Saidatina Duarte

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Put them in carer home is batter for dementia patients because the need 24 hours carer it is very difficult for families to provide

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I also think it depended on the availability of family support.

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I also think it depended on the availability of family support.

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Whether family members are able to provide regular care.

Physical and emotional capacity of the caregiver.

Other responsibilities (work, children, health problems).

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Caring for people with dementia. There is no right or wrong decision for the best place for them to live as this is personal choice and often dependent on the severity and the support available to the service user. However if a family chooses for the service user to remain at home be that their own home or living with them, it is important to remember respite, for the benefit of the family and the service user. This is because caring for service users with dementia can be incredibly challenging and both physically and mentally.

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* Stage and progression of dementia (early, moderate, advanced)

* Ability to carry out daily activities (washing, dressing, eating)

* Presence of other health conditions (e.g. mobility issues, heart disease)

* Need for medical supervision or specialist care

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Possible factors to consider

Stage and severity of the dementia

Safety of the home environment

Risk of falls, wandering, or accidents

Physical health and medical needs

Ability to perform daily activities (eating, dressing, bathing)

Availability of family caregivers

Caregiver stress and wellbeing

Financial costs of care options

Access to healthcare professionals and support services

Social interaction and quality of life

Cultural, religious, and personal preferences

Proximity to family and friends

Need for 24-hour supervision

Home modifications required for safety

Future progression of the condition and long-term care needs

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How far is the care home so they can have regular visits, is it a high rated home for its care treatment, will they be comfortable there? How expensive is it if private?

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caring for a dementia patient involves emotional and well being through structured routines,clear communication and medical care.its important to maintain patients independance woth providing the necessary saftey nets and assitance with daily living.

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caring for a dementia patient involves emotional and well being through structured routines,clear communication and medical care.its important to maintain patients independance woth providing the necessary saftey nets and assitance with daily living.

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Their feelings about staying in their own home

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Keep all sharp and dangerous substace away from them. Present the home safe keeping clean and tidy.

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Keep all sharp and dangerous substace away from them. Present the home safe keeping clean and tidy.

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Make sure they are supervised while taking medication 

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Make sure they are supervised while taking medication 

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The best place is home with family for dementia patient

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Make sure they are being watched by someone and not left alone

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Make sure they are being watched by someone and not left alone

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Make sure it’s safe around you

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The best place for a person with dementia 

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The best place for a person with dementia 

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Caring for a person with dementia  living accommodation is important for safety.caring and patients is important too.

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Caring for a person with dementia  living accommodation is important for safety.caring and patients is important too.

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The care home must have good and beautiful enviroment where they get fresh air and diffrent activities,also with high quality services and experience staffs

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In my opinion the family needs to look to the safety home, carer & patient wellbeing, home environment, care plan needs, mobility , cost of it

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You have to think of the care home think of the culture and the knowledge first.

Agnes

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In my opinion Dementia has multiple levels. So, if the Dementia level is advanced, I would place the individual in a special care environment just for everyone safety, even if it is a sad decision to make. If there is an incipient Dementia, then the individual can be looked at and caring about at home, in their own knowing environment. Gabi

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In my opinion Dementia has multiple levels. So, if the Dementia level is advanced, I would place the individual in a special care environment just for everyone safety, even if it is a sad decision to make. If there is an incipient Dementia, then the individual can be looked at and caring about at home, in their own knowing environment. Gabi

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I consider that people with dementia need to see familiar faces and be with their family, but in the same time, I think that they also need a professional team that knows how to help whenever they are having a crisis, a professional team that knows how to manage potentially dangerous situations. Members of the family can have classes to gain experience in this field and help more their loved ones.

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I consider that people with dementia need to see familiar faces and be with their family, but in the same time, I think that they also need a professional team that knows how to help whenever they are having a crisis, a professional team that knows how to manage potentially dangerous situations. Members of the family can have classes to gain experience in this field and help more their loved ones.

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I think it depends on the home situation because if the home situation isn’t a good living place then they won’t be able to care for the person properly.

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I think it depends on the home situation because if the home situation isn’t a good living place then they won’t be able to care for the person properly.

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To care for people living with the dementia. The environment should be consider suitable for the person. However, I will suggest the dementia person should be taking to a care home where she can get good care like some care home have supermarket, film house table tennis  and this will make them feel belongings

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To care for people living with the dementia. The environment should be consider suitable for the person. However, I will suggest the dementia person should be taking to a care home where she can get good care like some care home have supermarket, film house table tennis  and this will make them feel belongings

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Caring for people living with Dementia. They are lots to consider. The environment, facilities and experiences are also needed. After taking those in consideration we can then decide to keep them at home or sent them in care homes.

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Considering where family member with dementia will reside.

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Considering where family member with dementia will reside.

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Location

Accessibility to appointments

Needing 24hr care

Security

Their wishes

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I would like my family member who is having dementia to live in my own house because of the experience I have I will consider that before taking them to the care home

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My opinion with Dementia people is that I Try to make them to feel more comfortable with me, more caring, more attention and do everything that they need, because they are very vulnerable so People Living with them have to be careful and patient.

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A person suffering from dementia normally put a lot of pressure on the family members. Therefore, a support net work must be in place to accommodate the challenges the go through.

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Caring for people living with dementia at home

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Caring for people living with dementia at home

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In my opinion the best place for a person to feel comfortable is at home, however in regard with this illness will be needed a person trained along with the family member to can take care of the patient. Is it crucial to implement all devices( at home) and regulations within health and social care to make sure is living in safe conditions.

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People that suffering from dementia, they need lot of care and support , thats why they should be under professional care due to  the knowledge and the experience needed.

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People that suffering from dementia, they need lot of care and support , thats why they should be under professional care due to  the knowledge and the experience needed.

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as my experience to meet and greet demintia people they need more care they more comfortable with family career and do courses some dementia awareness to do safe care

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Dementia people needs more care .they needs to have medication on time can't leave them alone for long .because they don't know what there doing they needs big family support and care plan.

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I think it’s very important to understand the dementia symptoms in early stages then dr diagnosed in the correct time ….

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I  want to make my family member keep at home and manage dementia at home and learn about dementia first what dementia is how to take care of dementia at home

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I  want to make my family member keep at home and manage dementia at home and learn about dementia first what dementia is how to take care of dementia at home

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The best place for a person with dementia depends on their needs and family support. If a family can provide safe and consistent care, home is the ideal place. However, if specialized care is needed, a care home facility may be the best option.

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The best place for a person with dementia depends on their needs and family support. If a family can provide safe and consistent care, home is the ideal place. However, if specialized care is needed, a care home facility may be the best option.

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Dementia people

i think dementia people feel comfortable at home and other people at home know about how to treat these people .

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People with Dementia need support from family members as and prefer to stay at as they comfortable as they need medication and personal care facilities.

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Family members should consider the level of care needed, home safety, social support, caregiver availability, medical needs, financial costs, and long-term planning when deciding the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia. Sayo

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If the dementia patient wants to stay at home they would need all of the facilities, care and medication before they decide to do so.

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Family members should consider the level of care needed, home safety, social support, caregiver availability, medical needs, financial costs, and long-term planning when deciding the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia. Sayo Adedini

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Family members should consider the level of care needed, home safety, social support, caregiver availability, medical needs, financial costs, and long-term planning when deciding the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia. Sayo Adedini

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Family members should consider the level of care needed, home safety, social support, caregiver availability, medical needs, financial costs, and long-term planning when deciding the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia. Sayo Adedini

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My opinion is a patient with dementia should stay home as they could be looked after well by their family members as they will feel more comfortable and safe. You can build quiet times into the day along with activities. Objects and photographs around the house can help them feel more secure. You can help them with thier daily activities like eating , bathing , dressing ,medication. you can also spend more time with them by communicating and listening to them.

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I think some with dementia, would be better to stay home with family, who cares for them. Give them the love and support. Is very important in this case.

Shoid miah

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When you have dementia at a late stage they need to have 24 hour care where at home you might not be able to provide that amount of time  and a care home can which will keep be more safer for the patient with dementia.

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When you have dementia at a late stage they need to have 24 hour care where at home you might not be able to provide that amount of time  and a care home can which will keep be more safer for the patient with dementia.

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People with dementia often feel safer and more secure in their own environment. They may struggle with memory loss and only recognize a few familiar faces and places, so being at home surrounded by family can provide comfort and stability.

Family members care deeply and genuinely, not just as a job. This emotional support is crucial for someone with dementia, who may be confused and disoriented.

Care homes have been known to mistreat residents, which can cause trauma for both the patients and their families. When someone with dementia loses their sense of self and dignity, having family around can help maintain their comfort and respect. It can be distressing for them to have strangers assist with personal care, like dressing.

Many people feel a strong sense of duty to care for their parents as they age and face illnesses like dementia, just as their parents cared for them when they were young.

It is possible to provide 24-hour care at home, ensuring that the person is surrounded by loved ones who understand their needs and can help them feel safe and valued.

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Protection, people with dementia might say, do or behave in a way which they don’t mean it depends what level of dementia they have it’s important to consider care, protection, support and safety.

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Care home for young adults

Age

Level of dementia or support needed

Family support

Environment

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In a certain case, it would be very important to have a relative present in the day-to-day life of the person with poor health, but also with the presence of qualified help from someone who can help with treatment and care.

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In a certain case, it would be very important to have a relative present in the day-to-day life of the person with poor health, but also with the presence of qualified help from someone who can help with treatment and care.

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Family memebers need to consider the mental load on individuals taking car wof the Individual.

The chbage of environment has a negative affcet in the Individual causing aggressive behaviour.

The home needs to be safe for the idividual

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My opinion for a patient with dementia would be:

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My opinion for a patient with dementia would be:

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home

Full time family carer

Safe and stable environment

Comfortable environment

Attentive carer

Patience

Being fed on time

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People with dementia living and caring for them at the comfort of their own home will live a healthier and happier quality of life! 

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People with dementia living and caring for them at the comfort of their own home will live a healthier and happier quality of life! 

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I beileve they have to consider the mental effect of taking care of an individual with dementia. From my experience individuals who suffer with dementia have difficulty change of behaviour and becaone aggressive. The change of environment have a negative affect on the individual.

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1.Safety and Access of the Home

2. Financial Considerations

3. Impact on Family Dynamics

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When deciding on the care for a relative with dementia, factors such as the level of care required, financial resources, family dynamics, and emotional health must be evaluated.

Level of Care

Family Dynamics

Emotional and Mental Health

Financial resources

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Safety concerns

Financial considerations

Legal and ethical considerations

Background

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Financial aspects, location environment, management, types of services, family care.

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finance

Environment

Good carers to know more the patient

Do good care plan

Health and safety

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can they afford to take care of them

can they clam cares allowance

How they would be treated daily

Would hove to remind them were they are. Name, age

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Reviews from other family’s

When it was founded

Company’s house

Staff turn over

Location

CQC

Visit the facility and staff.

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Health and safety of their loved one

Diet

Medication (times)

Sleep pattern

Finance

Environment

Security

Best Practice or care

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My opinion at my home with dementia patientient i will give her a good care including bath,medicine,food,company

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My opinion at my home with dementia patientient i will give her a good care including bath,medicine,food,company

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People with dementia are still our family. We must help them and be very carers.

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Leaving a dementia patient in a care facility, should be last option because it might take for the patient to adapt .T hey’re not familiar with people and the environment which makes it hard to look after them.

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Consider their opinion, ask them what they would prefer to do (consider their level of capacity to make this decision)

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But staying at home they may become lonely, and the may need 24/7 care 

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But staying at home they may become lonely, and the may need 24/7 care 

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When choosing the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia, family members should consider the level of care needed, safety, comfort, social interaction, costs, location, staff qualifications, quality of life, future needs, and legal considerations. These factors help ensure the well-being and support of their loved one.

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People with dementia need 1 to 1 help from family or if they in a care home they will need support from carer

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When choosing the best living arrangement for a relative with dementia, family members should consider the level of care needed, safety, comfort, social interaction, costs, location, staff qualifications, quality of life, future needs, and legal considerations. These factors help ensure the well-being and support of their loved one.

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adaptations to the home.

day centres.

respite care (sometimes called 'replacement care')

support from professionals, such as a dementia specialist nurse.

support groups.

counselling.

early referral to services, appropriate day care for younger people with dementia, more information and support at diagnosis for caregivers. The person with dementia may be experiencing a world that is very different to that of the people around them. To understand and support the person, try and see things from their perspective and recognise their coping strategies.

Amal ghadhban

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i think they should plan activities of what the people living with dementia loved to do

focus on things yhey can do tather than they can’t

communicate

see body language

use verbal communication

some patients struggle to communicate

if a dementia patient is struggling to explain pain

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Keep them physically and mentally stimulating

Hygiene and medication routine.

Provide a health food pland with a specefic time.

keep daily routine exercise like walking,painting. Watching TV.

Giving a reassure to stay happy.

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Safe environment

The person that carers for the client will need to have knowledge of the clients needs

Knowledge of the medication

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Shahnila Mehmood

Dementia is a progressive brain condition causing disorientation, memory loss, and daily tasks. Factors include age, genetics, lifestyle, health conditions, and brain injuries, which worsen over time. Lifestyle changes, smoking, and poor diet can also increase risk.

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Making sure the environment is adopted to their needs so it lessons the risk of accidents or them hurting themselves. Routine is also important to provide some structure for them.