Nursing Care of Nutrition Promotion among Older Persons with Cognitive Impairment
Keywords:
Nutritional status, Cognitive impairment, Older personsAbstract
Nowadays, cognitive impairments among older people is a significant health problem worldwide including Thailand. Various factors cause an increased incidence of dementia causing by cognitive impairments. The nutritional factors are essential for the cognitive function and brain ability of the elderly and the nutritional factors directly affect their health status and quality of life. Therefore, nurses need to know the new knowledge regarding nutrition issues, with the aim to propose the nursing care plan and enhance the quality of life of older people.
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