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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS ON AGEING AND DEMENTIAS 119
Clarke, J. (2014, November).
End of Life care for people with Dementia.
Paper presented at Alzheimers
New Zealand 2014 Conference Rotorua, New Zealand.
Cooke, L. (2014). Enabling independence in a Stage 3 unit.
In M. Steur, & S. Gee (Eds),
Sharing evidence,
supporting Action: Proceedings of the NDC Dementia Knowledge Exchange Forum 2013
(pp.59-
66). Christchurch, NZ: National Dementia Cooperative.
Cayton, H. (2001, Oct).
From childhood to childhood? : autonomy, dignity and dependence through the
ages of life.
Paper presented at 15th Alzheimer's Disease International Conference,
Christchurch, New Zealand
.
Davis, A. (2014, November).
Right decisions and right information- implementing a cognitive impairment
pathway in the community.
Paper presented at Alzheimers New Zealand 2014 Conference
Rotorua, New Zealand.
de Vries, K., & Dury- Ruddlesten. (2014, November).
Recognising, screening and diagnosis for dementia
in acute hospital units: Challenges and Pitfalls.
Paper presented at Alzheimers New Zealand 2014
Conference Rotorua, New Zealand.
Dorrestein, M., Chivers, T., & Fincke, M. (2014). Coming to our senses. Occupation focused sensory
assessment, implementation and research – An interdisciplinary approach. In M. Steur, & S. Gee
(Eds),
Sharing evidence, supporting Action: Proceedings of the NDC Dementia Knowledge
Exchange Forum 2013
(pp.67-78). Christchurch, NZ: National Dementia Cooperative.
Drury- Ruddleston, J., & de Vries, K. (2014, November).
Does computer gaming therapy contribute to
improved quality of life and cognitive functioning for people with mild to moderate dementia?
Results of a pilot study
Paper presented at Alzheimers New Zealand 2014 Conference Rotorua,
New Zealand.
