Design for Dementia - Helen Hamlyn Centre - Royal College of Art

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BEDROOM ENTRANCE – Personalised wall space within communal corridors DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA Wardrobe designed to assist people <strong>of</strong> different abilities in the process <strong>of</strong> dressing
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA Gregor Timlin a
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CONTENTS Foreword by Clive Bowman E
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA EXECUTIVE SUMMA
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SECTION 1. CONTEXT
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA CONTEXT The Thr
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA CONTEXT The Cha
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA CONTEXT People
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA CONTEXT Researc
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA SECTION 2. DINI
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA DINING In addit
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA DINING INTERIOR
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1. 2. 6. 3. 7. 4. 5. INTERIOR LAYOU
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LEANING SURFACES - Furniture and wa
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA Food Activities
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DINING DINING AREA DINING The big c
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DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA Flat-bottomed t
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Page 68: DESIGN FOR FOR DEMENTIA DINING TABL
Page 72: DINING REDUCED COMPLEXITY TABLEWARE
Page 76: DINING ASSISTANCE Tableware FOR Ass
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Page 84: BEDROOM THE BEDROOM AND CARE: Withi
Page 88: DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA BEDROOM PERSONA
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Page 96: CUSTOMISATION - New personalisation
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Page 108: DESIGN FOR DEMENTIA BEDROOM DRESSIN
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