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Integrative Nursing Management of Cognitive Impairment

Cognitive impairment involves difficulty remembering, learning new things, concentrating, or making decisions that affect everyday life. Given the current demographics of the population, cognitive impairment will continue to be a significant symptom that integrative nurses will encounter in clinical practice. Intervention strategies can reduce the financial, social, physical, and emotional burden of cognitive impairment, and a whole-person/whole-systems approach to management can help patients and their families improve quality of life and functional status over the long term. Multimodal, individualized interventions based on the characteristics of the person’s underlying cause of cognitive impairment and the accompanying responses can improve success in reducing the negative effects of this symptom.