Maureen O Connell PT, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant Natalie Kidner, RN, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant September 17, 2015
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1 Tips & Tricks... Falls Prevention in Dementia Maureen O Connell PT, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant Natalie Kidner, RN, Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant September 17, 2015
2 Psychogeriatric Resource Consultants North Simcoe Muskoka Mandate: Education Capacity Building Consultation Sectors: Community and Long Term Care
3 Psychogeriatric Resource Consultants (PRC s), who do we support... PRC s support staff, to optimize the care team s response to seniors with complex physical, cognitive, and mental health needs.
4 Behavioural change...bringing it into focus for formal caregivers... * Reframing behaviours as Responsive Behaviours...what is the unmet need?
5 Dementia Prevalence > age 65 World Wide 2015: 47.5 Million people living with Dementia. 2030: 75.6 million people. Canada: 2011: 747, : 1.4 million Ontario: 2015: 200, : 250, 000 North Simcoe Muskoka: 2012: 7600 people 2020: 10, WHO Dementia Fact Sheet, Dementia Evidence Brief, Alzheimer's Society of Ontario, Alzheimer's Society of Canada
6 Dementia...not just one disease. Degenerative and progressive Complexity of dementia is compounded by loss and health status.
7 In Ontario, more than 90% of community dwelling seniors with dementia are living with two or more co-existing chronic medical conditions. Nearly three times more likely to experience fall-related emergency room visits. (Dementia Amidst Complexity: Evidence from Ontario. Alzheimer's Society of Ontario, 2012.)
8 Annual fall risk incidence 70-80%...twice that of cognitively well people. (Tinetti et al, as sited in Shaw, 2007) Dementia causes destabilizing effects on individuals living with these disease. Need an individualized approach to understanding... As we age, prevalence of both dementia and falls increases with each decade of life. (Shaw,2007)
9 Use a comprehensive team based approach, regardless of where the person resides. Need to understand the causality of what has changed for the person. Promote enhancing the quality of life for the person and understand where they are at in their disease continuum. Multifaceted approaches and interventions.
10 Best practice and learning initiative. Provides an approach to understanding and enhancing care. Systematic approach. Practical framework for assessment and supportive care strategies.
11 Think... 5D s Drugs Disability Disease Discomfort Delirium
12 Think of: - The type of dementia - Common losses seen in dementia 7A s Amnesia Anosognosia Apraxia Agnosia Altered Perception Aphasia Apathy
13 Think about the person s emotional well being? Loss Adjustment Mental illness Spirituality.
14 C: CAPABILITIES Think about...the balance between the person s abilities and the demands placed on them...
15 Think about the influence of the surroundings on this person s functioning... Routine Relocation Noise and lighting Colours Over / under stimulation
16 Think about the impact of this person s current and past relationships and activities. Long held routines Occupation Leisure activities Relationships
17 Each individual you interact with is a unique combination of these factors...think P.I.E.C.E.S.!!
18 Tips or Tricks Each person s tips or tricks will be discovered within their P.I.E.C.E.S. Reinforce the need for a comprehensive approach to assessment. As health care professionals, understand the disease type. Use evidence based interventions / Best Practices. Constantly revisiting and reassessing throughout the disease continuum.
19 References and Resources 1. P.I.E.C.E.S Canada Job Aid 2. Shaw (2007), Prevention of Falls in Older People with Dementia. Journal of Neural Transmission. 114: Alzheimer's Society of Dementia Amidst Complexity: Evidence from Ontario (2012). 4. Muir, S. (2013). Falls and Dementia Webinar. Brainxchange.ca Events/2013/Understanding-and-Preventing-Fallsin-Dementia.aspx 5. Taylor, et al. (2012). Managing Falls in Older Patients With Cognitive Impairment. Aging Health. 8(6):
20 Questions??? Maureen O Connell : oconnellm@cgmh.on.ca Natalie Kidner: kidnern@cgmh.on.ca
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