Clinical outcome using methods to engage adults living with moderate-to-severe dementia to participate in decision-making regarding rehabilitation and well-being- a systematic review protocol.

Gry Segoli; Benjamin Miguel Olivares Bøgeskov; Inge Bruun Hansen

Clinical outcome using methods to engage adults living with moderate-to-severe dementia to participate in decision-making regarding rehabilitation and well-being- a systematic review protocol.

Gry Segoli
, Benjamin Miguel Olivares Bøgeskov
, Inge Bruun Hansen

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Abstract

The main exposure will be methods used to engage people living with moderate-to-severe dementia to participate in decision-making.

Methods refer to any interventions e.g. pictures, apps, which engage people living with moderate-to-severe dementia to participate in decision-making and corporation, regarding their unmet needs, quality of life, well-being and meaningful activity and occupation.

Original language	English
Publication date	30 Jun 2024
Publisher	National Institute for Health and Care research
Publication status	Unpublished - 30 Jun 2024

Keywords

dementia
everyday life
rehabilitation

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Clinical outcome using methods to engage adults living with moderate-to-severe dementia to participate in decision-making regarding rehabilitation and well-being- a systematic review protocol.

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