The World Alzheimer Report 2014, ‘Dementia and Risk Reduction:
An analysis of protective and modifiable factors’ critically
examines the evidence for the existence of modifiable risk
factors for dementia.
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This data collection reports on the number and proportion of
patients aged 75 and over admitted as an emergency for more
than 72 hours who have been identified as potentially having
dementia, who are appropriately assessed and, where
appropriate, referred on to specialist services in England.
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This campaign led by the Alzheimer’s Society aims to
ensure that everyone with dementia has a right to know about
their condition in order to tackle it head on, a right to know
about the information and advice available to them, and a
right to be fully supported after their diagnosis.
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This guidance and resource pack aims to support better
understanding and improved care of the behavioural and
psychological symptoms of dementia. It includes includes
specific guidance on the prescribing of medication.
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This blog post describes an innovative initiative to create
improved links links between memory services with primary care
in South Manchester, inspired by the Gnosall model, now known
as ‘Memory First’.
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This journal article presents findings of work to develop
guidance on the coding of dementia and reports on the impact
of applying this to ‘clean up’ dementia coding and records at
a practice level in London.
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The NHS Outcomes Framework 2014 to 2015 sets out the outcomes
and corresponding indicators that will be used to hold NHS
England to account for improvements in health outcomes, as
part of the government’s Mandate to NHS England.
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Putting dementia on the map published by the Department of
Health draws on data and information about dementia health and
care, dementia friendly communities and research.
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This report, published by the Department of Health, sets out
what is known about dementia care, support and research. It
highlights where improvements are being made and where
improvements are needed.
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