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De Hogeweyk
Care Concept
Living life as usual with advanced
dementia.
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2015
May I introduce myself?
Yvonne van Amerongen- Heijer
occupational therapist, social worker and founder of De
Hogeweyk
1992: Care manager- nursing home Hogewey
1993: Project leader innovational project „living as usual“ nursing home
Hogewey
1994: Project manager- quality & innovation nursing home Hogewey
2015: Senior managing consultant for “Be” ( part of nursing home
Hogewey)
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Live your life
“It is not about staying alive whatever it
takes, but what your life is about. “
From the diary of Etty Hillesum- murdered in Auschwitz in
1943
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Some figures (WHO, 2012)
People living with dementia : ( 40% late stage)
- 2012: 35 million
- 2030: 70 million
- 2050: 115 million
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In De Hogeweyk live only
people with severe,
advanced dementia.
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The vision on living, wellbeing and
care - Ageing in place: 85% of all people with dementia (in the
Netherlands).
- For those other 15% we offer and support living, care and
wellbeing (life’s pleasures).
- Living in a normal home within a normal household, together
with others who have the same lifestyle.
- Living his or her individual life in this home and outside
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The principles of
De Hogeweyk- care concept
- Normal living
- Living in a small group of people with
the same lifestyle
- Normal household
- Your own individual life
- Living a social life Sherbrooke International Life
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Favourable
surrounding
Life’s
pleasures
Employees
& volunteers Health Organization Lifestyle
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6 pillars
• A favorable surrounding
• Pleasure in life and meaning in life
• Health
• Lifestyle
• Organisation
• Employees and volunteers
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A favorable surrounding
Living life as usual ,in a normal house, with a normal
household.
- Where confusion is minimized
- Where life has a normal human scale, living together in a
small group with the same lifestyle
- Where the resident is supported by professionals to cope
in daily life as usual
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A favorable surrounding
- A house with a front door, a living room and a kitchen.
And a terrace or a garden to sit outside in the sun.
- A house with your own bedroom.
- A house that is furnished in the style of your own home.
- A house where the household is done according to your
own ideas: cleaning the house, washing and ironing
clothes, preparing meals.
- A house with a daily routine according to your own ideas.
- A small group : 6-7 in each house
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Pleasure in life
and a meaningful life - A social life: meeting others in the pub or as a member
of a club
- Enjoying a walk in the fresh air
- Daily shopping in the supermarket
- Concerts at the theater
- The freedom to wander around
- The church and the rituals
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Your own individual life
A social life …….
Cultural events, just a stroll on your own,
meeting others, following your own interests
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Pillar: employees and volunteers • Employees and volunteers know the vision and apply it
in their work. They work independently on the basis of
the vision.
• Volunteers are fully fledged and equivalent colleagues.
• A volunteer always works under the direction or the
indirect supervision of an employee who is responsible
for his or her work.
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De Hogeweyk
The team in the house
1 Team in every house (6/7 residents)
Each team consists of 6-8 employees
• Professional caregiver (level 3): 7.00 am – 10.30 pm
(2,9 fte netto)
• Assistant (level 1-2): 8.00 am – 1 pm (0,97 fte netto)
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• ‘Quality of life’
QUALITY OF LIFE
of
people suffering
from dementia
Caring relationships
and social structure
Feeling at home
Having something to
do
Independence and
autonomy
Esthetics
Physical environment
En
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tal fa
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Happiness
Health
Medication
Self esteem
Ind
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rs
Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-
being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Preamble to the Constitution of the World Health Organization as adopted by the International Health Conference, New York, 19-22 June, 1946; signed on 22 July 1946
by the representatives of 61 States (Official Records of the World Health Organization, no. 2, p. 100) and entered into force on 7 April 1948.
Culture & Tradition Family &
Community
Personal Freedom Surroundings
De Hogeweyk
Pillar: Health
- Experiencing health and the quality of life are leading
- Medics/ therapists to support quality of life
- Balance in life: wellbeing, living and health
- A social-relational system instead of a medical system
- Quality of life is our goal, as long as the extensive
program in search for the cure of dementia is going on
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De Hogeweyk
Pillar: Lifestyle
Lifestyle for people with dementia?
Yes! A person with dementia is the same individual as before
the dementia.
Lifestyle is: surroundings, environment, interior
design, social behaviour, daily routines,
preparation of meals, norms and values.
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How did we do it?
1993: experimental ward: study on lifestyles
1994: interviews with family of 169 residents
2002: Motivaction- validation of the lifestyles
- questionnaire for analysis lifestyle
new residents
2015: update of the lifestyles
Dutch lifestyles!
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Mentality
milieus in
Western
Europe
• Dementia occurs in all social milieus
• Therefore clients living in De Hogeweyk are a reflection of all
kinds of (elderly) people in Dutch society.
Motivaction’s segmentation model of the Western
European population based on social values
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Motivaction’s approach: beyond sociodemographics
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Modelling clients of De Hogeweyk
Methodology
• Grouping elderly people who share the same social values and
lifestyles
• Based on criteria and data in the Mentality-database of the Dutch
population
Outcome: 7 lifestyle profiles in ‘de Hogeweyk’
1. Urban (‘Stads’): open, outgoing, talkative
2. Traditional (‘Ambachtelijk’): traditional, handicraft, mashed potatoes
3. Homy (‘Huiselijk’): traditional, cosey, household work
4. Indonesian (‘Indisch’): tradition, nostalgia, indonesian food
5. Upper class/ well-to-do (‘Goois’) manners, classical music, high tea
6. Cultural (‘Cultureel’): the arts, wine, vegetarian meals
7. Christian (‘Christelijk’): sober, religious music, praying
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De Hogeweyk: Dutch Culture
7 Lifestyles
- Homely
- Urban
- Upper class
- Cultural
- Indonesian (Colonial)
- Handicrafts men
- Religious Sherbrooke International Life
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Pillar : the organisation - The vision is leading for all policy and the organisation
structure.
- Finances and procedures are adapted to the vision.
- Nursing home care: back stage
- Living life as usual: front stage
- All professionals work together to integrate all aspects of
life for the resident
- The professional is in service of the resident to
experience a normal life and health
- Organization: wellbeing, living and health
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Guiding principles
(1) Deinstitutionalize
(2) Transform
(3) Normalize
• Operationalizing rehumanization
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• 1) Guiding principles – deinstitutionalize
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De Hogeweyk
• 2) Guiding principles – transform
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• 3) Guiding principles – normalize
And the budget !?!
• The Dutch social security system provides the budget
• The budget is + € 5800,- per resident per month
- All personal: caregivers, nurses, doctors, paramedics,
administration, cleaning, management and staff
- All housing costs: real estate, maintenance, energy costs,
etc.
- All food costs: food and drinks
- All care and cure products: medicines, incontinence
materials, syringes, etc.
- Activities for each resident, 30 minutes per week
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De Hogeweyk- concept
It is not only about the bricks!
An integral concept in which all aspects add
up to a quality of life for people living with
severe demenia.
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De Hogeweyk
Architecture
- 23 houses, 17 designs
- Total of 15.310 m²,
- 50% of the property is
outdoors, 50% is built
environment
Social life
- Supermarket, restaurant, café,
hairdresser, a theater
and clubrooms
- parks,
- gardens,
- squares,
- alleys, streets and lanes,
- a fountain, a pond,
- art-exhibitions
- Christmas fairs
- concerts
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Support and safety
- All employees and all
volunteers know how to
support a person with
dementia in experiencing daily
life.
- The exterior and the interior
design support the person to
understand where he is and
what is expected of him.
• De Hogeweyk is accessible for
everybody, the façades are the
safe guard to the “unsafe”
world outside.
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From nursing home Hogewey to
De Hogeweyk 1992: the idea
1993: experimental ward
1994: transform from nursing home to
Hogewey concept
2002: lifestyle analyses based on research
2008: move from old building to new
2010: official opening De Hogeweyk
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Scientific research?
• Positive effects of small scale living on dementia*
• Better cognitive and functional capacity
• Reduced agressive behavior
• Improved social involvement
• Improved work environment for caregivers:
• More autonomy
• Less stress
• Reduced physical strain * Verbeek, 2010; De Rooij et al, 2012.
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Scientific research?
Positive effects care for people with dementia in small
groups
- On the brain / agitation
- Exercise
- Fresh air and daylight (van Hoof et al., 2009)
- Social contacts (Lawton, 1997)
- Pleasant physical surroundings (Zeisel, 1999)
- On the appetite
- A pleasant atmosphere
- A set table
- On employee satisfaction (Verbeek et al, 2010)
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Results in De Hogeweyk
High satisfaction score among residents
and family (8.9 on a scale of 10)
High satisfaction among personal (7.6)
High satisfaction among volunteers (7.6)
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Results in De Hogeweyk
- No nursing home stigma, but a sense of normal life.
- Less anti-psychotics :
1993: 50%, 2013: 16%, 2014: 13%
- No bedridden residents since 1993
- Decrease in aggression by an increase in:
- Space to walk around
- Fresh air
- Exercise
- Daylight
- Freedom
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Thank you!
De Hogeweyk Living life as usual for people living with advanced dementia
Yvonne van Amerongen
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