Alzheimer's
Disease/Dementia/Cognition
Research and Reports
2004
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2003
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Resources
2003
The
Alzheimer Care Kit (2003). For professionals and consumers, this
kit will provide suggestions that will help to minimize stress and
develop positive care approaches. University of Maryland School
of Medicine. (800) 328-7450. http://www.videopress.org/
Assessing
the Mental Status of the Older Person (2003). For professionals,
this video provides hints on how the health professional can assess
the mental status of an individual. University of Maryland School
of Medicine. (800) 328-7450. http://www.videopress.org/
Mayo
Clinic on Alzheimers Disease: Practical answers on memory loss,
aging, research, treatment and caregiving (2003).
For professionals and consumers, this book reviews Alzheimer's disease
issues. Health e-Store. (800) 526-7204.
Memory
cure: how to protect your brain against memory loss and Alzheimer's
disease (2003). For consumers, this book provides
a guide on how to protect the brain against memory loss and Alzheimer's
disease. Barnes
& Noble.
Older
Adult Mental Health Catalog (2003). For professionals, this
catalog provides mental health materials for therapists and
counselors working with older adults. The Guidance Channel. (800)
99-YOUTH.
The Guide for Providing Quality of Life for Alzheimer Patients
(2003). For professionals, this 3-tape series video guides
the health care professional on how to communicate with the Alzheimer
patient, to maintain independence and involve patients, and to recognize
pain. University of Maryland School of Medicine. (800) 328-7450.
http://www.videopress.org/
2002
and earlier
Advances
Newsletter (1999). For consumers, this quarterly national
newsletter is from the Alzheimer's Association. It provides
people with Alzheimer's disease and their families information about
the latest research advances and valuable caregiving tips. It also
includes information about important Association activities and
accomplishments.
Alzheimer's
Disease Fact Sheet (1995). For consumers, this fact sheet
includes topics such as symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment for Alzheimer's
disease. Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center. (800)
438-4380.
ALZHEIMER'S
DISEASE: Unraveling the Mystery(2002).
For professionals and consumers, this booklet explains what Alzheimer's
disease is, describes what we have learned to date, and provides
a glimpse into future directions for research. Alzheimer's Disease
Education & Referral Center. (800) 438-4380.
Creating
Successful Dementia Care Settings (7/2001). For professionals,
this 4 volume resource describes how to integrate the physical
environment, staff care practices, and residents' needs into a complementary,
holistic approach to dementia care. Each volume provides easy-to-implement
ideas for making each facility's care culture more supportive of
individual residents.
In addition,
3 Videos complement the book series: Maximizing Cognitive
& Functional Abilities, Minimizing Disruptive Behaviors, Enhancing
Self and Sense of Home. See firsthand the myriad potential solutions
that can be implemented to address common problems faced by people
with dementia. Health
Professionals Press. (888) 337-8808.
Management
of Challenging Behaviors in Dementia (2000). For professionals,
this book establishes a new standard for all care settings.
It presents a cohesive care philosophy that describes proven ways
to reduce or eliminate disruptive behaviors by addressing the underlying
causes within 4 critical areas: caregiving strategies, social environment,
physical environment, and medical treatment. While medical and drug
treatments are thoroughly covered, the effectiveness of nonpharmocological
approaches is stressed and illustrated by case studies. These cases
highlight the importance of person-centered care and demonstrate
bothe the variations and similarities in individual reactions to
the disease process and to therapeutic interventions. Health
Professionals Press. (888) 337-8808.
Nutrition
and the Alzheimer's Patient (1998). For professionals, this
bibliography from the Combined Health Information Database
(CHID) lists some of the books, videotapes, and journal articles
about research, implementation programs, ethical issues, and training
projects to help care for Alzheimer's patients. Alzheimer's
Disease Education and Referral (ADEAR) Center.
(800) 438-4380.
Poorly
controlled diabetes could lead to dementia in the elderly
(5/2003). For professionals and consumers, this article discusses
how poorly controlled diabetes could cause cognitive problems in
the elderly. The Ohio State University, Research News. (614) 292-2711.
The Positive Interactions Program of Activities for People with
Alzheimer's Disease (1997).
For
professionals, this book contains more than 90 upbeat activities
customized to the special needs of people with Alzheimer's disease.
A true time saver, this book has already done all the work and planning
so you can provide an engaging, supportive activity program that
is easily adapted to the individual personalities, preferences,
and ability levels of your clients. All interactions focus on preserving
individual dignity and providing opportunities to experience meaningful
involvement and satisfaction. These programs work in a variety of
settings and promote OBRA quality of care guidelines. Health
Professionals Press. (888) 337-8808.
Progress
Report on Alzheimer's Disease (1999). For consumers,
this report offers valuable information on a variety of issues
in Alzheimer's disease. Some of the topics included are causes,
impact, and treatment of AD. Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral
Center. (800) 438-4380.
Testing
Your Memory: A Self Evaluation. For consumers , this
video was developed by a team of leading psychologists involved
in worldwide memory research and testing. Aspects of memory are
discussed and common questions answered. Easy-to-follow exercises,
based on everyday situations, allow participants to test and score
their own level of functioning. A workbook is included. AARP,
Program Resources Dept. (800) 424-3410.
The
Growing Challenge of Alzheimer's Disease in Residential Settings.
For professionals, this package is intended for use by
staff developers and others involved in offering in-service training
programs about issues related to older persons living in residential
communities. Includes a 100-page manual, 66 overheads, and a computer
diskette with PowerPoint files of all overheads. Alzheimer's
Disease Education and Referral Center. (800) 438-4380.
Care
Planning Interventions for the Cognitively Impaired Resident in
the Dining Room.
For professionals, this clinical handbook includes a comprehensive
picture of the effects of dementia on nutritional status. Easy assessment
form and interventions. Kobriger Presents, Inc. (888) 687-4806.
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Web
Links
Alzheimer’s
Association <www.alz.org>
Alzheimer’s Disease Education and Referral Center <www.alzheimers.org>
Alzheimer's
Disease Research Centers <http://www.adrc.wustl.edu/adcnet/text.html>
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