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. 2020 Feb 25;7:45. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2020.00045

Table 3.

The impact of interventions applied to the Resilience Process (8) and Framework (9).

Adversity Resources Outcomes for individuals diagnosed
PSN and DA Services Clarke et al. (27, 28) Identified and address a wide range of needs. Individual
- Provided resources relevant to strengths and desires of individuals. e.g., people wanted to keep well, wide range of services, and purposeful activities
- Supported access to resources, through empowering participation, choice, independence, control.
Community
- Social contact with peers
- Supported significant others.
Societal
Education for others in society and advocated on behalf of people with dementia.
- Increase QoL, independence.
- Achieved a “new normal” living with dementia.
- Recommenced social life and purposeful activities.
- Improved self-esteem, self-worth, improved self- identity, confidence to disclose dementia to others.
Memory Maker and ESBCA Matcher et al. (31, 32) Identified Stigma
Reduced Social Isolation
Individual
- Access to information about successfully living with dementia
Community
- Opportunities to support and receive support from others
- Social contact with peers.
- Opportunities for social life and environment without stigma.
- Improved independence, positivity,communication.
- Adapted purposeful activities.
- Empowered to seek further help through disclosure.
- Reframed dementia normalizing existence.
VAEA Newman et al. (29) Variable cognitive and communication difficulties, Stigma Excessive Disability Access to group and individual creative activities
Access to context which supports personhood.
Access to and use of interplay of individual and social resources.
Did better than expected.
Increased communication, self- esteem
Improved relationships with others.