@article{oai:u-fukui.repo.nii.ac.jp:00028333,
 author = {別所, 遊子 and 細谷, たき子 and 長谷川, 美香 and 安井, 裕子 and 花山, 邦子 and 玉木, 篤子 and 境井, 早苗 and 友安, 賀代子 and 笠井, みつ子 and BESSHO, Yuko and HOSOYA, Takiko and HASEGAWA, Mika and YASUI, Yuko and HANAYAMA, Kuniko and TAMAKI, Atsuko and SAKAI, Sanae and TOMOYASU, Kayoko and KASAI, Mitsuko},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {福井医科大学研究雑誌},
 month = {Jun},
 note = {Objectives: This study examined the effect of the rehabilitation program for the demented elderly in the community, and discussed usefulness of the evaluation tools for the program. Methods: Twenty demented elderly in K City, Fukui-ken, participated in the rehabilitation program including physical activities related to seasonal and traditional events and some handicraft. The public health nurses, an occupational therapist, a social worker, hospital nurses, social welfare office staffs, and community people joined and managed the programs of 8 months, from June, 1998. The public health nurses evaluated their cognitive functions, activities of daily living (ADD, psycho-social functions, by using 5 scales that were Hasegawa Dementia Scale-Revision, New Clinical Scales for Rating of Mental States and Activities of Daily Living of the Elderly (NM scale and N-ADL), I-ADL, and the Omaha System. Results: Twenty to fifty-five percents of the demented elderly demonstrated improvement in cognition, ADL, I-ADL, and social behavior. 70-80% of them kept the same levels concerning each item of the scales. Strong correlation was observed between change of NM scale and change of N-ADL (r=0.85). Conclusions: The five scales were useful for outcome evaluation of the community rehabilitation program for the demented elderly. NM scale developed for measuring cognitive and psychological states, and abilities related to activities of daily living was useful for general evaluation of the program.},
 pages = {341--353},
 title = {痴呆性高齢者のための地域リハビリ教室の成果と評価尺度の検討},
 volume = {1},
 year = {2000}
}