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Foreword Nikolas Coupland; 1. Introduction Peter Backhaus; 2. Elderspeakin institutional care Kristine Williams; 3. Care communication in residentialfacilities: Intersections of training and research Boyd H. Davis and Mary K.Smith; 4. Creating a positive communication environment in long term caresettings Rosemary Lubinski; 5. Care of people with Alzheimer's Disease in NewZealand Margaret Maclagan and Annabel Grant; 6. Roles, relations and the lossof autonomy in caretaking of the elderly in Denmark Trine Heinemann; 7. ADutch perspective on institutional vs. noninstitutional interaction ChristinaEnglert; 8. Dinner with Wilma: A German case study on communication inmigrant-in-the-family eldercare Hilke Engfer; 9. Me nurse you resident:Institutional role play in a Japanese eldercare facility Peter Backhaus; 10.What peer conversations suggest for communication in elderly care YoshikoMatsumoto; 11. Art, Alzheimer's Disease, and discourse: Talk in response tomuseum paintings Heidi Hamilton; 12. Using narrative arts to fosterpersonhood in dementia Ellen B. Ryan and Lori Schindel Martin.