PERSONALIZED COGNITIVE AND SENSORY INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE: CREATIVE NURSING CARE STRATEGIES FOR ALZHEIMER'S PATIENTS
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Quality of life – Alzheimer's patients – nursing care
Abstract
This study examines cutting-edge nursing approaches that emphasize customized cognitive and sensory stimulation in an effort to improve the quality of life for Alzheimer's patients. The study assesses the efficacy of customized activity plans with the goals of lowering anxiety, elevating mood, and increasing patient involvement. Results show that tailored strategies have a major impact on patients' well-being, emphasizing the importance of nurses in dementia care.
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