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work_w2xvxmxzxvfppea4uw47ciho7q	Catherine Travers	An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia	2013.0	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7217	711	62	ABSTRACT Although some research suggests that dog-assisted therapy may be beneficial for people with dementia living in residential aged Example of a session plan: dog-assisted therapy and human-therapist-only interventions.* Baseline scores of the dog-assisted therapy and human-therapist-only groups on Relative to the human-therapist-only intervention, MOSES depression subscale scores following therapy were moderately lower (better) in participants in the dog-assisted therapy group participants in the dog-assisted therapy group showed improved QOL scores in Facility B, An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia An Evaluation of Dog-Assisted Therapy for Residents of Aged Care Facilities with Dementia	./cache/work_w2xvxmxzxvfppea4uw47ciho7q.pdf	./txt/work_w2xvxmxzxvfppea4uw47ciho7q.txt