|
01 Sep 10
News:Concern grows over collaborative arrangements more Profession still waiting for change more Swine flu cases rising in Australia more Clear progress in war on cancer more Beds only short-term relief: study more
Infection Control:New innovation reduces spread of disease more
Education:Preparing students for practice more
Perioperative Theatre:
Emergency:First line management of acute coronary syndromes more
Features:
Workforce:How to write a successful job ad more
RCNA:Influenza vaccination update more Chief Executive Officer’s report more
|
The best medicineInject some humour into your relationships with residents with dementia, writes Jane Verity. People with dementia unlearn in the opposite order to which they learn. This means that what they learnt first in life is going to be unlearnt last. The first thing we learn as babies is to smile and laugh, so the very last thing a person with dementia is going to unlearn will be smiling and laughing. Why not make your most important task each day to give those in your care the opportunity to have a good laugh. Not only does laughter spread joy and create a wonderful atmosphere, it also boosts the happy hormones - endorphins - which in turn...
Note: your email address will not be displayed |
|
|
Home | Contact Us | About Us | Advertise | Privacy | Terms & Conditions | Sitemap | Printer Friendly | Send to a Friend
© 2006-2010 APN Educational Media |