An Action Research Approach to Implementing a Program for Sharing Meaningful Moments With Hospitalized Patients Living With Dementia.

Meaningful moments are brief, non-pharmacological person-centered interactions or activities that evoke positive emotions in hospitalized patients living with dementia and connect them to their history, identity, or surroundings. The aim of the study was to (a) identify key elements of an innovation...

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Publicado en:	Journal of Applied Gerontology Vol. 45; no. 4; pp. 643 - 655
Autores principales:	Coker, Esther, Sue, Joanna, Mersereau, Liz, Hewston, Patricia, Marr, Caroline, Matarazzo, Sophia, Vehra, Afeef, Papaioannou, Alexandra
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Sage Publications Inc. Apr2026
Materias:	Psychotherapy Elder care Nurses Documentation Human services programs Diffusion of innovations Social workers Psychologists Qualitative research Focus groups Occupational roles Evaluation of human services programs Quantitative research Patient-centered care Professions Motivation (Psychology) Patient-professional relations Action research Hospital care of older people Health facilities Psychosocial factors Patient participation Health care rationing Treatment of dementia Repeated measures design Auditing Research funding Academic medical centers Persuasion (Rhetoric) Long-term health care Medical case management Descriptive statistics Nurse practitioners Thematic analysis Workflow Attitudes of medical personnel Research Adult education workshops Electronic health records Health care reminder systems Health facility employees Dementia patients
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