Tuesday, March 01, 2011
By viewing people with dementia as unique individuals rather than a group of victims of a terrible disease, shifts the way relatives and health care staff interact with them. It recognizes the whole person, their past accomplishments, their social interactions, their psychological needs, and re...
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This is a wonderful post, Christine. It's so easy to look at a disease and not the individuals who have it. Treating each person as unique and with the dignity that person deserves is essential.
Blessings,
Carol