Watching someone you love live with dementia is heartbreaking, especially as they approach the final stage of life. Families are often left wondering what changes are normal, when to call for help, whether hospice is appropriate, and what to expect during the final days.
In Dementia at the End of Life, hospice and palliative care nurse practitioner Dr. Christine Johnson-Nganbou, DNP, AGNP-C, APRN-CNP, provides compassionate, evidence-based guidance to help families navigate this journey with confidence.
Inside, you'll learn:
Complete with practical checklists, caregiver resources, and answers to the questions families ask most, this book is a trusted guide for anyone caring for a loved one with advanced dementia.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Watching someone you love live with dementia is heartbreaking, especially as they approach the final stage of life. Families are often left wondering what changes are normal, when to call for help, whether hospice is appropriate, and what to expect during the final days.In Dementia at the End of Life, hospice and palliative care nurse practitioner Dr. Christine Johnson-Nganbou, DNP, AGNP-C, APRN-CNP, provides compassionate, evidence-based guidance to help families navigate this journey with confidence.Inside, you'll learn: - What to expect as dementia progresses- Why eating, drinking, sleeping, and communication change- How to recognize pain and discomfort- When hospice may be appropriate- Signs that death may be approaching- How to provide comfort, dignity, and compassionate careComplete with practical checklists, caregiver resources, and answers to the questions families ask most, this book is a trusted guide for anyone caring for a loved one with advanced dementia. Artikel-Nr. 9798194509867
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