Kernpunten
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De persoon met dementie dient gezien te worden in de context van zijn sociale achtergrond en omgeving.
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De psychologische en gedragsmatige symptomen bij dementie vormen een belangrijk aangrijpingspunt voor het brede aanbod aan beschikbare psychosociale interventies.
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De keuze voor een interventie dient optimaal afgestemd te worden op de kenmerken, behoeften en competenties van de patiënt en/of de mantelzorger en samen met hen te worden gemaakt.
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Het onderzoek naar de effecten van psychosociale interventies laat overwegend een gunstige invloed zien op vooral het probleemgedrag van de persoon met dementie en het functioneren van de mantelzorger.
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Er is meer gedegen onderzoek nodig op het gebied van psychosociale interventies bij dementie, waarbij er tevens een vertaalslag dient plaats te vinden naar richtlijnen voor implementatie in de praktijk.
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de Vugt, M., Vernooij-Dassen, M. (2009). 12 Psychosociale interventies. In: Jonker, C., Slaets, J., Verhey, F. (eds) Handboek dementie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-8061-9_12
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