DIPEx.CH - DEM

Giovanni Spitale, Universität Zürich

19 November 2021, 200 videos, 401 views

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259, According to the assessment of Mr. Jenny's brother, Mr. Jenny initially lacked a confidant with whom he could have discussed his difficulties.

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271, After her mother was sedated in the nursing home, which was damaging, Mrs. Zeller felt clear that no treatment should occur without her consent as the daughter.

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88, After the diagnosis, Mr Cohen's employment contract is terminated.

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227, After their mother's hospitalization, Mr. Reinhart and his brother noticed her mental limitations.

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247, Although dementia fundamentally changes one's attitude toward life, how one holds it is crucial, says Mr. Vuillemin.

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178, Although he didn't want to, Mr. Vuillemin carries a smartphone so his wife won't worry about him.

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370, Although she generally views her circle of friends positively, Mrs. Engel is unsure whether she would accept help from them should she need it.

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288, Although the responsibilities have been outlined, it is always necessary to negotiate with Mrs. Lefebre's family about who is responsible for what, says Mrs. Richaud.

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357, Among other factors, Mr. Ott's mother's uncooperative behavior undermined his plan to care for her at home with the help of a nurse.

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268, An anti-dementia medication does not relieve him of his troubling condition or alleviate his suffering, Mr. Esposito says.

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151, A political solution to care is urgently needed, says Mr. Reinhart.

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261, At the daycare center, Mrs. Lefebre experiences a sense of being understood.

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444, Being able to laugh at funny situations is more helpful than just taking note of them, says Mrs. Attinger.

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348, Being alone is increasingly difficult for her friend, Mrs. Lefebre, says Mrs. Richaud.

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118, By classifying dementia as a complaint of old age, Mr Jenny can better accept the disease.

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323, Conflicts arise because her friend no longer understands the situation, says Mrs. Richaud.

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256, Contact with old acquaintances gives Mrs. Reinhart pleasure.

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456, Currently, Mrs. Richaud supports her friend Mrs. Lefebre on a voluntary basis. However, she believes that she should be financially compensated for this.

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264, Dementia appears to Mrs. Zeller as an escape from an accelerated, overly-complex world.

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384, Dementia does not have a constant course, says Mrs. Weber. In the case of her mother, the fluctuation in functioning was so pronounced that there were times when Mrs. Weber doubted that her mother had dementia at all.

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106, Dementia has turned her previous life upside down, says Ms Lefebre.

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148, Dementia is invisible, yet it causes suffering, says Mr Vuillemin.

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386, Dementia is not a physical disease like cancer that destroys the body, says Mrs. Hürsch-Dietrich. She identifies suffering caused by the disease as existing on a different level.

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234, Disorientation can be aggravated by external circumstances, such as when the aisles are rearranged at the grocery store, mentions Mr. Cohen.

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262, Doctors should be made aware that dementia is not a harmless disease, says Mrs. Lefebre. They should get to the bottom of their patients' complaints.

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