Consideration of needs and elements of residents' room signs in group homes for the elderly with dementia: Research on the systematic construction of an environment with non‐pharmacological therapy using signs Part 1

doi:10.1002/2475-8876.12427

Yusuke Mizuno, Shuko Ito, Satoru Yamazaki, Hideaki Katsumata

Consideration of needs and elements of residents' room signs in group homes for the elderly with dementia: Research on the systematic construction of an environment with non‐pharmacological therapy using signs Part 1

Modeling and Simulation
Architecture
Environmental Engineering

AbstractThis study provides an understanding of the needs for signs identifying rooms shown in group homes for the elderly with dementia (residents' room signs) and reveals the elements for planning. The purpose of staff displaying residents' room signs is to support residents with dementia returning to their own rooms by themselves. It is appropriate for the display contents shown on the residents' room signs to be displayed with the name of the resident approximately 30 to 50 mm. The appropriate display location is near the door handle at a height of approximately 1200 to 1400 mm.

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