“Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review

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Autor(a) principal: Chen,Jing
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Gramegna,Silvia Maria, Biamonti,Alessandro
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
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Resumo: Abstract This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute to people with dementia feeling at home in long-term care institutions. Eighteen reviewed publications are classified into research-focused and practice-focused study. Research-focused studies from scientific epistemology focus on physical environment aspects that influence residents feeling at home in the care institution. Design-focused studies develop specific design strategies based on evidence from research-focused studies. However, there are limitations in transforming research evidence into design practice due to a mismatched knowledge foundation. Future research should consider standing on design epistemology to gain new insights which reflect built environment contributions to the sense of home for people with dementia living in care institutions by Research through Design approach.
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title “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
spellingShingle “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
Chen,Jing
Dementia
Sense of home
Care institution
Built Environment
Design Practice
title_short “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
title_full “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
title_fullStr “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
title_full_unstemmed “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
title_sort “Feeling at home” for people with dementia in care environments: the role of built environment factors. A critical literature review
author Chen,Jing
author_facet Chen,Jing
Gramegna,Silvia Maria
Biamonti,Alessandro
author_role author
author2 Gramegna,Silvia Maria
Biamonti,Alessandro
author2_role author
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Gramegna,Silvia Maria
Biamonti,Alessandro
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Dementia
Sense of home
Care institution
Built Environment
Design Practice
topic Dementia
Sense of home
Care institution
Built Environment
Design Practice
description Abstract This review summarises the challenges of applying evidence that built environment factors contribute to people with dementia feeling at home in long-term care institutions. Eighteen reviewed publications are classified into research-focused and practice-focused study. Research-focused studies from scientific epistemology focus on physical environment aspects that influence residents feeling at home in the care institution. Design-focused studies develop specific design strategies based on evidence from research-focused studies. However, there are limitations in transforming research evidence into design practice due to a mismatched knowledge foundation. Future research should consider standing on design epistemology to gain new insights which reflect built environment contributions to the sense of home for people with dementia living in care institutions by Research through Design approach.
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