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The nurse's role in caring for people with dementia.

Nursing Times 2016 August
This final article in a four-part series on dementia focuses on the nurse's role in managing dementia and highlights the importance of communication skills in providing high-quality care. It also discusses treatment options, such as medication and ensuring the patient's nutritional needs are met, as well as the importance of dealing sensitively with behavioural problems that may mask pain or emotional difficulties. Finally, it explains how the care environment can make a huge difference to the lives of people with dementia, where aspects such as clear signage and assistive technology can contribute to dignity and quality of life. and skills needed for best practice, this has not always been reflected in the care provided on the ground. This series aims to provide an up-to-date guide to dementia and dementia care for nurses in any setting.

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