The Storybox Project: Examining the role of a theatre and arts-based intervention for people with dementia
Bethan Harries
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The use of drama to support reflection and understanding of the residents’ situation in dementia care: a pilot study
Anna-karin Edberg
International Journal of Older People Nursing, 2012
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Using drama to improve person-centred dementia care
Bhavnita Mistry
International journal of older people nursing, 2010
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Pulled through a hedge backwards : improving the quality of life of people with dementia through dramatherapy
Joanna Jaaniste
2013
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An evaluation of the impact of narrative arts interventions on care practice in residential care homes for people living with dementia
Vivien Young
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Knowledge as Embodied, Imaginative and Foolish Enactment: Exploring Dementia Experiences through Theater
Pia Kontos
2020
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Exploring the gap between rhetoric and reality in dementia care in Australia: Could practice documents help bridge the great divide?
Lorraine Venturato
Dementia, 2013
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Peel, E. & Harding, R. (2014) “It’s a huge maze, the system, it’s a terrible maze”: Dementia carers’ constructions of navigating health and social care services. Dementia: The International Journal of Social Research and Practice, 13(5) 642–666.
Elizabeth Peel, Rosie Harding
Dementia
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Behaving as a person: professionals’ arts of doing when dealing with dementia in nursing homes (with B. Tremblay & A. Lambelet)
Fabienne Malbois
European Social Work Research, 2024
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It's a huge maze, the system, it's a terrible maze': Dementia carers' constructions of navigating health and social care services
Elizabeth Peel
Dementia, 2013
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Ethnography in Dementia Care Research: Observations on Ability and Capacity
Andrea Capstick
2017
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MAKING HOME WORK: THEATRE-MAKING WITH OLDER ADULTS IN RESIDENTIAL CARE
Helen Nicholson
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“Just ask me what it means to live with dementia” – people with mild dementia’s strategies and techniques shared through in‐depth qualitative interviews
Alison Ward
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2021
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Constructing Dementia and Dementia Care
Jonathan Crabtree Parker
Journal of Social Work, 2005
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Dementia: involving patients in storytelling - a caring intervention. A pilot study
Margret Lepp
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2005
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Carers Create: Carer perspectives of a creative programme for people with dementia and their carers on the relationship within the (carer and cared-for) dyad
Trish Vella-Burrows
Dementia
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‘Withness’: Creative spectating for residents living with advanced dementia in care homes
Caroline Astell-Burt
Journal of Applied Arts & Health, 2020
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Confronting Narratives of Loss: Art and Agency in Dementia and Dementia Care
Alison Phinney
BC Studies: The British Columbian Quarterly, 2019
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It's Care -But Not As We Know It: Careful Relations with Caring with Dementia
Christine Verbruggen
2021
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A Narrative Enquiry of Experienced Family Carers of People with Dementia Volunteering in a Carer Supporter Programme
Georgina Charlesworth
Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 2014
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Dignifying and undignifying aspects of care for people with dementia: a narrative review
Anne Goossensen
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2019
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Talking about my experiences … at times disturbing yet positive': Producing narratives with people living with dementia
Paul Kingston
Dementia (London, England), 2014
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Does theatre improve the quality of life of people with dementia?
Julia Van Weert
International Psychogeriatrics, 2012
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Living with dementia from the perspective of older people: Is it a positive story?
Bernadette Dierckx de Casterlé
Aging & Mental Health, 2007
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The Bubble of Normalisation: A Qualitative Study of Carers of People With Dementia Who Do Not Seek Help for a Diagnosis
Sally Barlow
Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology, 2021
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Continuing to care: the needs and roles of older carers of people with dementia
Eleni Hatzidimitriadou
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Conversations at the edge of play: media, communication and cultural intersections with dementia
Gail Kenning
Continuum
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Managing disability and enjoying life: How we reframe dementia through personal narratives
renee L beard
Journal of Aging Studies, 2009
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The Craft of Care: Family Care of Relatives With Advanced Dementia
Carmen De La Cuesta-Benjumea
Qualitative Health Research, 2005
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Entangled in uncertainty: The experience of living with dementia from the perspective of family caregivers
Els van Wijngaarden, Rikke Komen, Zerline Henning
PLOS|One, 2018
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Peel, E. (2017) ‘It has had quite a lot of reverberations through the family’: Reconfiguring relationships through parent with dementia care. In R. Harding, R. Fletcher & C. Beasley (Eds.) Revaluing Care in Theory, Law & Policy: Cycles and Connections. (pp. 198-214) London: Routledge.
Elizabeth Peel
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Dementia and Everyday Life - Creative Approaches
Sarah Campbell, Andrew Balmer
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Testing the Implementation of the Veder Contact Method: A Theatre-Based Communication method in Dementia Care
Julia Van Weert
The Gerontologist, 2018
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Dementia, Vulnerability and Well-being: Living Well with Dementia Together
Suzanne Skevington
2016
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