The best friends staff building a culture of care in Alzheimer's programs Virginia Bell and David Troxel.
Detalles de publicación: Baltimore, Md. Health Professions Press c2001.Descripción: xix, 272 p. ill. 26 cmISBN:- 1878812637 (pbk.)
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- RC523 .B433 2001
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The Best Friends approach is changing the lives of people around the world by improving the quality of life not only for clients with Alzheimer's disease but also for the staff providing care. Authors Virginia Bell and David Troxel are recognized internationally for their innovative work helping people with dementia. Here, they present a training approach geared to help your staff achieve better outcomes and more rewarding experiences and help you retain an effective, satisfied staff. Read stories and ideas from real staff in facilities worldwide who are already implementing the Best Friends approach with their residents. Get the inspiration and working tools to transform your care culture, including hundreds of case studies illustrating successful programs, creative ideas you can use to implement change, proven advice on staff training and retention, and a training toolkit in each chapter that features learning exercises, activities, games, and resources. Help your staff make every day more enjoyable and secure for people with Alzheimer s disease and more rewarding for themselves.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Virginia Bell developed the Helping Hand Adult Day Center sponsored by the Lexington/Bluegrass Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association in Lexington, Kentucky.