Care Plans

Care Plan for Alzheimer's Disease Management

Category: Neurological

Assessment

Patient presents with memory loss, confusion, and difficulty performing daily activities.

Diagnosis

Chronic confusion related to progressive cognitive decline.

Goals

Patient will demonstrate improved orientation to time, place, and person. Patient's safety and independence will be maximized through environmental modifications and support.

Interventions

Provide a structured and predictable environment to reduce confusion. Encourage participation in memory-enhancing activities and exercises. Educate family members on effective communication techniques and safety measures. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to provide comprehensive care and support.

Rationale

These interventions help improve orientation, enhance safety, and support the patient and family.

Evaluation

Patient's cognitive function, safety, and family understanding will be monitored to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.

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⚠️ Educational Care Plan Notice

This care plan is for educational purposes only and represents general nursing concepts.

All care plans must be individualized based on:

  • Individual patient assessment and current condition
  • Healthcare provider orders and facility protocols
  • Current evidence-based practice guidelines
  • Nursing scope of practice in your jurisdiction

Do not use as direct patient care instructions. Always follow your facility's policies, physician orders, and professional nursing judgment.