In care dyad 1, nonverbal discomfort decreased (DIDTAS item 6) and a positive trend in both verbal and nonverbal discomfort (DIDTAS items 6 and 7) was observed.
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Behaviour-directed interventions for problematic person transfer situations in two dementia care dyads: a single-case design study.
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Monitoring intervention effectiveness and modification In the intervention phase, the PwD was not capable of remaining attentive during the transfer situation, as reflected by an increasing trend in the intervention phase and no change in DIDTAS item 1 [DIDTAS item 1: NAP = 73% (90% CI = -0.134- 1)].