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Improving health and social care environments for people with dementia [Powerpoint presentation]

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posted on 2018-06-22, 09:15 authored by Efthimia Pantzartzis, Andrew Price, Federica Pascale
Introduce the key principles of dementia friendly design, in relation to the specific aspects of this age group (i.e. senses, perceptions and cognitions) to improve quality and safety in elderly patient’s journey through the health and social care environments.

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  • Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering

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Thinking differently about healthcare buildings: innovative infrastructure planning and design to improve the quality and safety of care

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PANTZARTZIS, E., PRICE, A. and PASCALE, F., 2014. Improving health and social care environments for people with dementia [Powerpoint presentation]. Presented at: Thinking differently about healthcare buildings: innovative infrastructure planning and design to improve the quality and safety of care, EuHPN 2014, Edinburgh

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2014-09-01

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2014

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Edinburgh

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