Keeping the audience informed is a core mission for DemiCare website. In this section, you will be given quick access to late-breaking or urgent updates on the project’s progress.
Pflegepersonen von Menschen mit Demenz identifizieren im Allgemeinen drei Übergänge in der Krankheitsentwicklung: * den Zeitpunkt der Diagnose * den Zeitpunkt, an dem sie einen professionellen Pflegebedarf erkennen * den Zeitpunkt, an dem die Person mit Demenz nicht mehr im eigenem Haus leben kann Der Übergang davon sich allein um die Person zu
Read more
Caregivers of people with dementia generally identify three transitions in the trajectory of the disease: the time of diagnosis, when they realize a need for formal care and when the person cannot live in their home anymore. Transitioning from being the sole caregiver to involving payed support personnel can be
Read more
Momentul meselor poate deveni dificil pe măsură ce progresează demența. Nu este neobișnuit ca persoana să mănânce mai mult pentru că a uitat că a mâncat mai devreme sau să mănânce prea puțin pentru că nu își amintesc să mănânce. S-ar putea să mănânce cu degetele în loc să folosească
Read more
Im Zuge des Fortschreitens der Demenz können Essenszeiten schwierig werden. Es ist nicht unüblich, dass die Person mit Demenz mehr isst, weil sie vergessen hat, dass sie schon gegessen hat, oder aufhört zu essen, weil sie überhaupt vergisst zu essen. Sie werden möglicherweise erleben, dass die Person mit ihren Fingern
Read more
I pasti possono diventare difficili con il progredire della demenza. Non è raro che la persona mangi di più perché ha dimenticato di aver mangiato prima, o smetta di mangiare perché non ricorda affatto di dover mangiare. Può succedere che una persona con demenza mangi con le mani anziché con
Read more
Mealtimes can become difficult as dementia progresses. It is not uncommon for the person to either eat more because they have forgotten that they have eaten earlier, or stop eating because they do not remember to eat at all. You may experience that they eat with their fingers instead of
Read more
The DemiCare project has been funded by the Active and Assisted Living programme. AAL is a European programme funding innovation that keeps people connected, healthy, active and happy into their old age.
AAL supports the development of products and services that make a real difference to people’s lives - for those facing some of the challenges of ageing and for those who care for older people if they need help.
The project has an overall budget of 2.029.091,76 €, to which the AAL will contribute with 1.477.535,07 €
