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The Cognitive Daisy – a novel method for recognising the cognitive status of older adults in residential care: Innovative practice

Hudson, John and Pollux, Petra (2018) The Cognitive Daisy – a novel method for recognising the cognitive status of older adults in residential care: Innovative practice. Dementia: the international journal of social research and practice . ISSN 1471-3012

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Abstract

The Cognitive Daisy (COG-D) is an innovative assessment system created to provide
healthcare staff with an instant snapshot of the cognitive status of older adults in
residential care. The COG-D comprises a flower head consisting of 15 colour coded
petals depicting information about: visual-spatial perception, comprehension,
communication, memory and attention. This study confirmed the practicality of the
COG-D protocol for assessing cognition in a sample of 33 older adults living in
residential care and endorsed the use of the COG-D as a tool for recognising the
cognitive status of care home residents.

Keywords:Cognitive daisy, cognitive impairment, dementia, person-centred care, residential care homes
Subjects:C Biological Sciences > C800 Psychology
Divisions:College of Social Science > School of Psychology
ID Code:24344
Deposited On:04 Oct 2016 10:30

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