All about Coping with Confusion

Confusion is a common condition, particularly among older people. The two most common forms are dementia and delerium. Confused people act in ways that can be challenging for busy caregivers. They may resist bathing, eating, and toileting. They may sleep during the day and wander during the night. They may become agitated and irritable. This book provides a succinct introduction to the most common issues facing caregivers when coping with a patient or loved one suffering from confusion. Whether you are a healthcare worker looking to find ways to better your professional expertise in this area, or looking for ways to care for a loved one who is suffering from confusion, this book can be a helpful guide.