Dementia-Friendly Communication

Episode 13 of the Radical Nurse Talk podcast, hosted by Radical Nurse Talk, titled "Dementia-Friendly Communication" was published on February 14, 2024 and runs 57 minutes.

February 14, 2024 ·57m · Radical Nurse Talk

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Summary

Communicating with people living with advancing dementia and who require care can be challenging and frustrating for everyone. Despite our best intentions, dementia is a serious progressive life limiting illness that has major consequences for the person diagnosed with dementia, their families and family caregivers. In this episode Mary Buck, an expert in fostering more effective communication practice in dementia, shares important information that also may challenge some of our usual practices. To learn more and to access resources, visit: radicalnursetalk.com

Episode Description

Communicating with people living with advancing dementia and who require care can be challenging and frustrating for everyone. Despite our best intentions, dementia is a serious progressive life limiting illness that has major consequences for the person diagnosed with dementia, their families and family caregivers.

In this episode Mary Buck, an expert in fostering more effective communication practice in dementia, shares important information that also may challenge some of our usual practices.

To learn more and to access resources, visit: radicalnursetalk.com

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