Reference lists for AJDC, Vol 11 No 1, Jan/Feb/Mar 2022

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Carer ‘craftivists’ make their point (pages 11-13)

by Chloe Watfern, Gaynor Macdonald, Imelda Gilmore, Lynne Stone and Michele Elliot

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  • Cooper C, Balamurali T B, Livingston G (2007) A Systematic Review Of The Prevalence and Covariates Of Anxiety In Caregivers Of People With Dementia. International Psychogeriatrics 19(2) 175-195.
  • Corbett S, Housley S (2011) The Craftivist Collective Guide to Craftivism. Utopian Studies 22(2) 344-351.
  • Farina N, Page T E, Daley S, Brown A, Bowling A, Basset T, Livingston G, Knapp M, Murray J, Banerjee S (2017) Factors Associated With The Quality Of Life Of Family Carers Of People With Dementia: A Systematic Review. Alzheimer’s & Dementia. 13(5) 572-581.
  • Greer B (2014) Craftivism: The Art Of Craft and Activism. Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press.

COPE strategies offer practical at-home support (pages 17-19)

by Kate Laver, Sally Day, Miia Rahja, Jennifer Culph and Lindy Clemson

  • Clemson L, Laver K, Jeon Y-H, Comans TA, Scanlan J, Rahja M et al (2018) Implementation Of An Evidence-Based Intervention To Improve The Wellbeing Of People With Dementia And Their Carers: Study Protocol For ‘Care Of People With Dementia In Their Environments (COPE)’ In The Australian Context. BMC Geriatrics 18(1) 1-11.
  • Clemson L, Laver K, Rahja M, Culph J, Scanlan JN, Day S et al (2021) Implementing A Reablement Intervention, ‘Care Of People with dementia in their Environments (COPE)’: A Hybrid Implementation-Effectiveness Study. The Gerontologist 61(6) 965-976.
  • Dementia Australia (2019) Our Solution: Quality Care For People Living With Dementia. Canberra: Dementia Australia.
  • Fortinsky RH, Gitlin LN, Pizzi LT, Piersol CV, Grady J, Robison JT, Molony S, Wakefield D (2020) Effectiveness Of The Care Of Persons With Dementia In Their Environments Intervention When Embedded In A Publicly Funded Home- and Community-Based Service Program. Innovation In Aging 4(6) doi:10.1093/geroni/igaa053.
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  • Mooldijk SS, Licher S, Wolters FJ (2021) Characterizing Demographic, Racial, and Geographic Diversity In Dementia Research: A Systematic Review. JAMA Neurology 78(10) 1255-1261.
  • Rahja M, Comans T, Clemson L, Crotty M, Laver K (2018) Are There Missed Opportunities For Occupational Therapy For People With Dementia? An Audit Of Practice In Australia. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal 65(6) 565-574.
  • Rahja M, Nguyen KH, Laver K, Clemson L, Crotty M, Comans T (2020) Implementing An Evidence‐Based Dementia Care Program In The Australian Health Context: A Cost-Benefit Analysis. Health & Social Care in the Community 28(6) 2013-2024.
  • Rahja M, Culph J, Clemson L, Day S, Laver K (2020) A Second Chance: Experiences and Outcomes Of People With Dementia and Their Families Participating In A Dementia Reablement Program. Brain Impairment 21(3) 274-285.
  • Van’t Leven N, Prick A-EJ, Groenewoud JG, Roelofs PD, de Lange J, Pot AM (2013) Dyadic Interventions For Community-Dwelling People With Dementia and Their Family Caregivers: A Systematic Review. International Psychogeriatrics 25(10) 1581-1603.

At-home arts program a ‘prescription’ for wellbeing (pages 20-22)

by Claire O’Connor, Roslyn Poulos, Michelle Heldon, Linda Barclay, Elizabeth Beattie and Christopher Poulos

  • Alzheimer’s Australia (2014) Living With Dementia In The Community: Challenges and Opportunities. Retrieved from Scullin, ACT: www.dementia.org.au/sites/default/files/DementiaFriendlySurvey_Final_web.pdf.
  • Burnside LD, Knecht MJ, Hopley EK, Logsdon RG (2017) Here:Now – Conceptual Model Of The Impact Of An Experiential Arts Program On Persons With Dementia And Their Care Partners. Dementia, 16(1) 29-45.
  • DiLauro M, Pereira A, Carr J, Chiu M, Wesson V (2017) Spousal Caregivers And Persons With Dementia: Increasing Participation In Shared Activities Among Hospital-Based Dementia Support Program Participants. Dementia 16(1) 9-28.
  • Giebel CM, Challis DJ, Montaldi D (2014) A Revised Interview For Deterioration In Daily Living Activities In Dementia Reveals The Relationship Between Social Activities And Wellbeing. Dementia 15(5) 1068-1081.
  • HammondCare (2017) An Arts on Prescription Model To Promote Healthy and Active Ageing. Available at: www.hammond.com.au/arts-on-prescription-sector-guide/file.
  • Johnson J, Culverwell A, Hulbert S, Robertson M, Camic PM (2017) Museum Activities In Dementia Care: Using Visual Analog Scales To Measure Subjective Wellbeing. Dementia 16(5) 591-610.
  • Kaimal G, Ray K, Muniz J (2016) Reduction of Cortisol Levels and Participants’ Responses Following Art Making. Art Therapy 33(2) 74-80.
  • Pertl M, Rogers J, Galvin A, Maher M, Brennan S, Robertson I, Lawlor B (2015) Loneliness Predicts Dementia-Caregiver Burden Better Than Extent, Nature and Length Of Caregiving Or Support Service-Use. European Health Psychologist 17(Suppl) 529.
  • Poulos RG, Harkin D, Beattie E, Cunningham C, O’Connor CMC, Poulos CJ (2021) Arts on Prescription @ Home: Home-Delivered Participatory Art Pilot To Support Wellbeing In Dementia Carer And Care Recipient Dyads. Journal of Aging and Social Change 11(2) 33-49.
  • Poulos RG, Marwood S, Harkin D, Opher S, Clift S, Cole AMD, Rhee J, Beilharz K, Poulos CJ (2019) Arts On Prescription For Community-Dwelling Older People With A Range Of Health and Wellness Needs. Health and Social Care in the Community, 27(2) 483-492.
  • Rigby T (2004) Selling Social Inclusion Through The Arts. A Life in the Day 8(3) 25-28.
  • Secker J, Heydinrych K, Kent L, Keay J (2018) Why Art? Exploring The Contribution To Mental Well-Being Of The Creative Aspects And Processes Of Visual Art-Making In An Arts And Mental Health Course. Arts & Health 10(1) 72-84.
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Developing effective online dementia care training: lessons from the trenches (pages 36-40)

by Sabrina Pit, Kathryn De Souza and Anne Moehead 

  • Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (2016) Delirium Clinical Care Standard. Sydney: ACSQHC.
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  • Carroll C, Booth A, Papaioannou D, Sutton A, Wong R (2009) UK Health-Care Professionals’ Experience Of Online Learning Techniques: A Systematic Review Of Qualitative Data. Journal Of Continuing Education In The Health Professionals 29(4) 235-241.
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  • Collier E, Knifton C, Surr C (2016) Dementia Education In Higher Education Institutions. Nurse Education Today 35(6) 731-732.
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  • Moehead A, DeSouza K, Walsh K, Pit SW (2020) A Web-Based Dementia Education Program and Its Application To An Australian Web-Based Dementia Care Competency And Training Network: Integrative Systematic Review. Journal Of Medical Internet Research 22(1) e16808. doi: 10.2196/16808
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