Book (Practical) Medicine How to Continue Living Alone and Working after Becoming a Demented / Minori Kurushima / Katakara Makoto

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For people who have been diagnosed with dementia but "want to continue working" or "want to lead an independent life", this book introduces what you can do and what you should do. ■ ■ Some of the themes covered in this book are introduced! [Chapter 3 : How to continue an independent life "?] How to prevent people from forgetting to lock up how to Keep Things Left Behind / Tips for Managing Schedules / Precautions for Using Bicycles and Public Transportation / Tips for Communication with Your Doctor. [Chapter 4 : How to Continue Working?] Examples / How to Interact With Symptoms in the Workplace / How to Gain Understanding from the Company. Things to do when thinking about taking a leave of absence or retirement / Options for Hiring People with Disabilities. Various ideas have been incorporated to make it easier for people with …■■ dementia to read. In addition, people with dementia suffer from" difficulty in reading sentences "and" inability to keep concentration due to brain fatigue ". In addition, people with dementia suffer from" difficulty in reading sentences "and" inability to keep concentration due to brain fatigue ". It is recommended for those who have dementia to read. The letters are large and have a spacious design. You can grasp the main points without reading the sentences well. You can read the commentary of" parties "and" supporters "separately. ■ ■ Recommended for those who have symptoms (Forgetfulness, lost children outside, etc.). Even though you have been diagnosed with dementia, you still want to work. Chapter 2 : How to continue working after being diagnosed with dementia. Chapter 3 : How to continue living independently"? Chapter 4 : How to continue working after being diagnosed with dementia. You want to manage your life as much as possible by yourself. You want to know how to deal with symptoms (such as being lost in or being lost outside). ■ ■ The author is introduced. Minori Kurushima (Tajima Minori) Director of the Tokyo Tama Juvenile Dementia Comprehensive Support Center. Since November 2016, he has been working at the Tokyo Tama Juvenile Dementia Comprehensive Support Center. After I met a person who was diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, he started a group for people with early-stage dementia and their families. He worked at the Tokyo Tama Juvenile Dementia Comprehensive Support Center. Since I met a person who was diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, he has been transferred to other departments and continues to work. While he continues to live alone, he actively participates in groups for people with dementia. 2016 dementia with Lewy bodies