DEMENTIA

Does the support offered by social services met the needs of dementia suffers and their Carers living in their own homes?

Table of Content

Research Question3

Introduction3

Aim of Proposal6

Objectives of Proposal7

Research Methods12

Time Period15

References16

Social Services Met The Needs Of Dementia Suffers And Their Carers Living In Their Own Homes

Introduction

Anxiety is a common occurrence of Alzheimer changes in the individual and from 5 to 21% anxiety disorder, 8 anxiety 71% (Seignourel. 2008). In addition to anxiety, worry and fear may be the body as a motor restlessness day / night of excitement and irritability of the violent destruction of the list (Lyketsos and so on. 1997). In individuals with dementia have high physical dependence and anxiety in the patient / carer relationship (Oehler and Bebbington 1996) daily to reduce the complications and limitations of the independence of family activities (Porter et al. 2003) and the propagation behavior of the complications (Terry and so on. 1999). It also has 372 long-term committee and a study of people with Alzheimer's disease showed a significant anxiety at baseline were more likely to enter nursing homes, regardless of cognitive status or other related risk (Gibbons et al. 2002). In addition to the performance of the results of cognitive tests of anxiety in the dementia severity overestimated (Porter et al. 2003), which may lead to inappropriate treatment decision being made.

Have very little reason for anxiety may be the book review is that it tends to fluctuate, often related to the situation. These common anxiety, especially those with mild dementia who retained the view ([Ballard et al. 1994] and [Hong cards. 1999]). This may explain the anxiety of vascular dementia in view of high interest rates tend to be relatively preserved in the assessment of Alzheimer's as a short-term. Ballard et al. (1996) identified three main categories of anxiety symptoms: anxiety, depression, anxiety and mental illness related to the situation and interpersonal anxiety. A map of the social factors has been identified as the cause of anxiety in patients with dementia, including severe life events (Orrell and Bebbington 1996). In these studies, the elements found in different causes, to understand their psychopathology is an important consideration and clinicians recognized as mentally in the short term treatment of senile dementia of personal anxiety.

Aim of Proposal

Critically analyse the impact of dementia upon the relations of the patient. Health deployed the prevalence of dementia for those grow across 65 years as 6% within 2003. With the boosting figure of dementia patients, it is becoming a fear for health authorities towards contest that the social benefit increased awareness for dementia symptoms, the evils faced via the patients of dementia and its impact towards the person suffering from it as well as the pack carried via the relations elements and the impact it brings towards the community.

Objectives of Proposal

A survey of anxiety and the causes of dementia in everyday life and how it eased its way to ensure that caregivers and dementia predicted a lack of personal investigation. The degree of development of the theory to ...