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Effectiveness of activity programmes for older persons with dementia. A critical review of the literature by the Occupational Therapy

In recent years, older adults with dementia have been identified earlier and have consistently expressed their desire to remain in community settings. This has resulted in an increase in the number of day programmes offered. In both community and institutional settings, there has also been a recognition of the need to identify strengths and ongoing abilities, and to use those strengths and abilities optimally.