Direct Caregiving: Management of Behavioral Symptoms

  1. Match the demands that staff and others place on the resident to that person's ability to respond: It's important to tailor care and activities to the resident's individual abilities and needs, in order to avoid overwhelming or frustrating them.

  2. Schedule a predictable routine: Establishing a regular routine can help the resident feel more secure and in control, and can reduce the risk of behavioral symptoms.

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