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Title Communication in elderly care : cross-cultural perspectives / edited by Peter Backhaus.
Publication Info London : Continuum, 2011.


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Descript xvii, 226 p. : ill.
Contents Preface Nikolas Coupland \ 1. Introduction, Peter Backhaus \ 2. Elderspeak in institutional care, Kristine N. Williams \ 3. Dementia care communication in residential facilities: Intersections of training and research, Boyd H. Davis and Mary K. Smith \ 4. Creating a positive communication environment in long term care settings, Rosemary Lubinski \ 5. Care of people with Alzheimer's Disease in New Zealand, Margaret Maclagan and Annabel Grant \a 6. Roles, relations and the loss of autonomy in caretaking of the elderly in Denmark, Trine Heinemann \ 7. A German case study on communication in migrant-in-the-family eldercare, Hilke Engfer a\ 8. Institutional role play in a Japanese eldercare facility, Peter Backhaus \ 9. What peer conversations suggest for communication in elderly care, Yoshiko Matsumoto \ 10. Art, Alzheimer's Disease, and discourse: Talk in response to museum paintings, Heidi Hamilton \ 11. Using narrative arts to foster personhood in dementia Ellen B. Ryan and Lori Schindel Martin
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781441179852 (e-book)
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Subject Older people -- Language -- Cross-cultural studies.
Communication in medicine -- Cross-cultural studies.
Older people -- Care -- Cross-cultural studies.
Intergenerational communication -- Cross-cultural studies.
Alt author Backhaus, Peter, 1975-
Descript xvii, 226 p. : ill.
Contents Preface Nikolas Coupland \ 1. Introduction, Peter Backhaus \ 2. Elderspeak in institutional care, Kristine N. Williams \ 3. Dementia care communication in residential facilities: Intersections of training and research, Boyd H. Davis and Mary K. Smith \ 4. Creating a positive communication environment in long term care settings, Rosemary Lubinski \ 5. Care of people with Alzheimer's Disease in New Zealand, Margaret Maclagan and Annabel Grant \a 6. Roles, relations and the loss of autonomy in caretaking of the elderly in Denmark, Trine Heinemann \ 7. A German case study on communication in migrant-in-the-family eldercare, Hilke Engfer a\ 8. Institutional role play in a Japanese eldercare facility, Peter Backhaus \ 9. What peer conversations suggest for communication in elderly care, Yoshiko Matsumoto \ 10. Art, Alzheimer's Disease, and discourse: Talk in response to museum paintings, Heidi Hamilton \ 11. Using narrative arts to foster personhood in dementia Ellen B. Ryan and Lori Schindel Martin
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781441179852 (e-book)
Subject Older people -- Language -- Cross-cultural studies.
Communication in medicine -- Cross-cultural studies.
Older people -- Care -- Cross-cultural studies.
Intergenerational communication -- Cross-cultural studies.
Alt author Backhaus, Peter, 1975-

Subject Older people -- Language -- Cross-cultural studies.
Communication in medicine -- Cross-cultural studies.
Older people -- Care -- Cross-cultural studies.
Intergenerational communication -- Cross-cultural studies.
Descript xvii, 226 p. : ill.
Contents Preface Nikolas Coupland \ 1. Introduction, Peter Backhaus \ 2. Elderspeak in institutional care, Kristine N. Williams \ 3. Dementia care communication in residential facilities: Intersections of training and research, Boyd H. Davis and Mary K. Smith \ 4. Creating a positive communication environment in long term care settings, Rosemary Lubinski \ 5. Care of people with Alzheimer's Disease in New Zealand, Margaret Maclagan and Annabel Grant \a 6. Roles, relations and the loss of autonomy in caretaking of the elderly in Denmark, Trine Heinemann \ 7. A German case study on communication in migrant-in-the-family eldercare, Hilke Engfer a\ 8. Institutional role play in a Japanese eldercare facility, Peter Backhaus \ 9. What peer conversations suggest for communication in elderly care, Yoshiko Matsumoto \ 10. Art, Alzheimer's Disease, and discourse: Talk in response to museum paintings, Heidi Hamilton \ 11. Using narrative arts to foster personhood in dementia Ellen B. Ryan and Lori Schindel Martin
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
Alt author Backhaus, Peter, 1975-
ISBN 9781441179852 (e-book)
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