Animals in long term care reference list
DiariesPosted on Fri Aug 18, 2006 at 09:30:23 AM EST
Bruck, L., (1997). Welcome to Eden...bringing animals and children into nursing homes. Nursing Homes: Long Term Care Management. 46(1), 28-33.
Colombo, G., Dello Buono, M., Smania, K., Raviola, R., De Leo, D., (2005). Pet therapy and institutionalized elderly: A study on 144 cognitively impaired subjects. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 42, 207-216.
Dono, J.A., (2005). Introducing companion animals into nursing homes. Nursing & Residental Care. 7(6), 265-268.
Edwards, N.E. & Beck, A.M., (2002). Animal-assisted therapy and nutrition in alzheimer's disease. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 24(6), 697-712.
Guay, D.R.P., (2001). State of the science. Pet-assisted therapy in the nursing home setting: Potential for zoonosis. American Journal of Infection Control. 29, 178-186.
Thomas, W.H. What are Old People For (1st ed.) Acton MA: VanderWky, & Burnham Johnson, R. A., Odendaal, J.S.J., Meadows, R.L., (2002). Animal-assited interventions research: Issues and answers. Western Journal of Nursing Research.24(4), 422-440.
Kaiser, L., Spence, L.J., McGavin, L., Struble, L., & Keilman, L., (2002). A dog and a "happy person" visit nursing home residents. Western Journal of Nursing Research. 24(6), 671-683.
Kogan, L.R., (2000). Effective animal-intervention for long term care residents. Activities, Adaptation & Aging. 25(1), 31-45.
Maher, L. (2001). A little Magic works wonders. Contemporary Longterm Care. 24(7) 13.
McCabe, B.W., Baun, M.M., Speich, D., Agrawal, S., (2002). Resident dog in the Alzheimer special care unit. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 24(6), 684-696.
Ormerod, E., (2005a.).Animal companions: Planning and implementing a programme. Working with Older People.9(4), 27-30.
Ormerod, E., (2005b.). Companion animals. Working with Older People. 9(3), 23-27.
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