From wandering to wayfaring: Reconsidering movement in people with dementia in long-term care

作者: Megan E Graham

DOI: 10.1177/1471301215614572

关键词: PsychologyGerontologySocial constructionismProduct (category theory)Identity (social science)PsychotherapistAlternative medicinePsychological interventionLong-term carePhenomenology (philosophy)Dementia

摘要: The movement of people with dementia in long-term care continues to be an issue concern among clinicians, caregivers and families. This article will examine the social construction "wandering" its association pathology, risk discourse surveillance technologies. Further, explore recent shift from term "wanderer" phrase "people who like walk" person-centred care. Engaging Ingold's concept as wayfaring, alternative becoming-centred understanding significance for presented illustrated through a case study. paper concludes that depathologizing opens possibility see intention alive grow, rather than product disease deterioration. Suggestions future research implications interventions are discussed.

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