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Hospitals in the United Kingdom are adapting to help activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear who suffer from dementia. Many activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear have undergone a "vintage makeover" to make dementia patients feel activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear relaxed and to help trigger activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear about the past. The makeover includes creating tea activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear (old-style cafes) that look the same as activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear from the 1950s; a small movie theatre where patients can watch old black and white films from activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear; and a 1950s-themed "memory room" activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear of furniture and artwork from the 1950s. The UK's National Health Service (NHS) said the "dementia-friendly activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear" could help patients to cope with activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear by relaxing in familiar surroundings that could bring back happy memories.

Dementia is a activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear for diseases and conditions that involve a activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear in memory. It is also accompanied by a deterioration in language ability, problem-solving and other thinking activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear. The condition activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear affects a person's ability to perform everyday activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear. Alzheimer's is the most activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear cause of dementia. The World Health Organization estimates there to be 46.8 million people worldwide living with dementia. Someone in the world develops it every activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear seconds. The NHS believes its makeover activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear will help dementia patients. It said: "Having a dementia-friendly place to stay may help patients adjust better to their activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear, lessen the likelihood of falls and reduce their reliance on activitiesadaptationscommondeclinefacilitiesfullgreatlyhospitalsmedicinememoriesmorepeopleroomsskillsstresssurroundingstermthosethreeyesteryear."