The Cognitive Daisy – A novel method for recognising the cognitive status of older adults in residential care: Innovative Practice

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The Cognitive Daisy is an innovative assessment system created to provide healthcare staff with an instant snapshot of the cognitive status of older adults in residential care. The Cognitive Daisy comprises a flower head consisting of 15 colour coded petals depicting information about: visual-spatial perception, comprehension, communication, memory and attention. This study confirmed the practicality of the Cognitive Daisy protocol for assessing cognition in a sample of 33 older adults living in residential care and endorsed the use of the Cognitive Daisy as a tool for recognising the cognitive status of care home residents.

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Hudson, J. M., & Pollux, P. M. J. (2019). The Cognitive Daisy – A novel method for recognising the cognitive status of older adults in residential care: Innovative Practice. Dementia, 18(5), 1948–1958. https://doi.org/10.1177/1471301216673918

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