Verwirrt nicht die Verwirrten

The name of the Viennese Erwin Böhm represents a reorientation of elderly care in Europe. In the mid-1980s, he began with the unorthodox call: "Make your own bed, Grandma!" Today, Böhm's clear ideas have gained acceptance across Europe. His books are considered standard literature in schools of elderly and nursing care. Prof. Erwin Böhm is changing the professional ethics of nursing professions in psychiatry with this book, breaking away from the usual style in which geriatric nursing has been discussed—mostly by medical professionals. With his book, Böhm has succeeded in writing for both theorists and practitioners. He conveys countless "aha moments" through his own lively language and numerous examples from everyday life. The practical case descriptions make it comprehensible for everyone how Böhm's concepts work.