University of Stirling/Thomas Pocklington Trust Report authors; Corinne Greasley-Adams, Alison Bowes, Alison Dawson and Louise McCabe
Good practice in the design of homes and living spaces for people with dementia and sight loss
Publication date: 2020
Ranking: essential
In their words:
“These guidelines are based on findings from a study which aimed to assess the research evidence around what works well for visually impaired people with dementia in terms of the design of their homes and the things in them. The guidelines are intended to be used to make people’s ‘living spaces’ more supportive and accessible, whether those spaces are individual and family residences or the bedrooms, bathrooms and shared areas of care homes.”
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