The impact of non-pharmacological interventions on quality of life in dementia: a review of evidence and outcomes

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• What: While the main goal for health problems in young people is treatment, the main goal for the older population is to maintain quality of life . Although attempts are made to treat most of the chronic diseases of the elderly, the main aim is to control the life functions of the elderly through treatment and to take steps to maintain their quality of life. In the conclusions of the study of communication in people with dementia, conducted by Ruth Tappen and colleagues at Florida Atlantic University, it was stated that such patients should not be asked open . . .
  

   

  

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