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Implementing a Walk and Dine Restorative Nursing Program in Long-Term Care
"A walk and dine restorative nursing program is a specialized care approach in long-term care and skilled nursing facilities that combines assisted ambulation with social, restorative dining. Its primary goal is to maintain or improve a resident’s functional independence, prevent mobility decline, and reduce the risk of malnutrition and isolation. Understanding the Walk and Dine Restorative Nursing Program In the continuum of geriatric care, maintaining functional independence is a continuous challenge. As residents age or recover from acute health events, immobility and nutritional decline frequently interact in a downward spiral. When a resi..."
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