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Helping People Living with Dementia Who Refuse Care, Part 2!

I hope you found Part 1 helpful. Learn more great approaches here in Part 2!

Categories: Dementia

Dr. Rita Jablonski

Rita Jablonski, PhD, CRNP, FAAN, FGSA is a nurse practitioner, researcher, tenured professor, and former family caregiver. Her research and practice involve all aspects of dementia management; she is best known for non-drug strategies to address dementia-related behaviors.

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  1. When is all this going to be mandatory teaching in classes of Nurses Aides. So many of them don’t have the vaguest idea what to do. As one of the aides asked as she watched me brush my husband’s teeth how to you manage to do that. Answer I just wait for him to let go of the toothbrush. As I have observed in a VA nursing home so many of them don’t understand what is going on in the brain of an Alzheimer’s patient. Kind and understanding when dealing with them is so necessary and a sh>> load of patience. Also when are they going to increase the number of staff so they aren’t so overworked?

  2. Thank you sooo much for making these informative, helpful and entertaining videos.
    I absolutely love your style
    So glad I found you and can’t wait to share you
    May God bless you as you bless others.

    1. You are so welcome!! I appreciate you sharing this information. I’m happy to be a resource! Family caregivers of people living with dementia are truly unsung heroes!

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