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    Programming and Design for Dementia: Development of a 50 Person Residential Environment

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    1990-01-01
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    Weisman, Gerald
    Cohen, Uriel
    Day, Kristen
    Meyer, George
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    The monograph describes an applied research project whose goals are: 1) to extend understanding of optimal micro-environmental design for people with dementia; 2) to present a systematic process for the planning, programming and design of environments for people with dementia; and 3) to illustrate this by the planning, programming and design of a model 50-person residential facility. Sponsored by Helen Daniel Bader, Milwaukee.
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