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A Person centred care approach aims to see the person with dementia as an individual, rather than focusing on their illness, symptoms or behaviours. Person-centred care considers the whole person, taking into account each individual’s unique qualities, abilities, interests, preferences and needs.

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Contracting for personalised outcomes: learning from emerging practice

Contracting for personalised outcomes draws on learning from six local authorities who have begun to reshape their contracts, processes, range of budget holding options and relationships with the provider market to ensure that personalised services are available for everyone with care and support needs. Read more »

Good practice in relation to working with older people experiencing dementia

This study was commissioned in order to identify and promote good practice in relation to working with older people experiencing dementia. Read more »

Commissioning for personalisation: a framework for local authority commissioners

This framework explores refocuses existing and emerging perspectives on commissioning for health and wellbeing through the lens of personalisation. Read more »

Talking mats

Talking Mats is an established communication tool, which uses a mat with symbols attached as the basis for communication. Read more »

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Dementia Partnerships

Sharing knowledge and learning across the Well Pathway for Dementia

You are exploring: Person centred care

Contracting for personalised outcomes: learning from emerging practice

Good practice in relation to working with older people experiencing dementia

Commissioning for personalisation: a framework for local authority commissioners

Talking mats