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Nienke Nijhof (nienkenijhof)
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Attended Medicine 2.0'10 (Maastricht, NL)
Monday, November 29, 2010 to Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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Medicine 2.0'09 (Toronto, Canada)

Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) For Dementia Patients And Their Caregivers: Effects On Care Coordination and Monitoring Sleep/Wake Rhythm
Nienke Nijhof, Lisette Van Gemert-pijnen*, Theo De Vries, Nynke De Jong, Harry Ankone, Will Ten Westeneind, Erwin Seydel

Background: The number of people with dementia in the Netherlands is quickly growing. More people with dementia come into the Dutch nursing homes, but less people start working in these nursing homes. The people with dementia in a nursing home have a disturbed sleep/wake rhythm. This can cause very sleepy patients or very nervous patients during day and night. Objectives: To identify the potential for ambient assisted living (AAL) technology for dementia patients and caregivers; in parti...

Medicine 2.0'10 (Maastricht, NL)

‘’The Chitchatters: a Leisure Activity for People with Dementia to Stimulate Social Interaction.’’
Nienke Nijhof, Lisette Van Gemert-pijnen*, Helma Van Rijn, Joost Van Hoof, Theo De Vries, Erwin Seydel

Background: Worldwide, there were 30 million people with dementia (PWD) in 2009 and will be 100 million in 2050, respectively. These numbers show the need for a change in care for PWD. The provision of leisure and pleasant activities to PWD in group living environments is a serious challenge for changing care for dementia. Leisure activities can support PWD in several ways: meeting in basic needs, providing comfort and social interaction, reducing boredom, agitation, and isolation. An exempla...

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