Titlebook: Care of the Long-Stay Elderly Patient; Michael J. Denham (Consultant Geriatrician) Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 199

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Continuing care for the elderly mentally infirm — a physiotherapy perspectiveIn describing life for elderly mentally ill people in a long-stay psychiatric ward it is not the intention to suggest that this is the most appropriate place for these patients to end their days. While these wards exist, it is important that efforts continue to be made to improve life for the remaining patients who reside in them.

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Nursing careed ‘Eventide’ (Figure 6.1) and illustrates succinctly the attitudes of society to elderly people at that time. Although there are charming, though toothless, smiles on some of the faces, the general impression is one of hope abandoned and apathetic acceptance of what the bleak, comfortless room offers.

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Art educationy patient departments of hospitals, welcome the opportunity to learn something new. Awakened interest developed, and concentration improved, particularly when a suitable room was set aside away from the wards — creating a space for quiet and study for the introduction of the subject.

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