‘Her face was just happy. It was just so nice to see.’
We’d like to introduce you to Hug, the toy that was designed for people who are living with dementia.
New paper from the “What works in dementia training & education?” study.
What are the barriers & facilitators to delivering person-centred #dementiaeducation in primary care?
Written by @sass_cl, @clairesurr, @natashaburnley & colleagues @Dementia_UoB.
https://t.co/IYXzKcy1YT
We're excited to be hosting England's first 'dementia-friendly' opera performance today, welcoming 300 people (those living with #dementia + their families and carers) to @GrandTheatreLS1.
Looking forward to making it a special experience for all!
@DementiaFriends@DementiaUK
Admiral Nurse Joe Costello discusses his route into nursing, and how we can try to encourage more male nursing applicants in the future: https://t.co/ftZd4Hf2fX
A timely diagnosis of dementia is important in enabling people and their families to prepare for the future & access support. https://t.co/2hRFix95JG | This #WorldAlzMonth, #LetsTalkAboutDementia
@juliagapowell provides a really frank and open insight into the often very difficult transition into #care for families living with #dementia showing that so much support and understanding is needed.
Mum’s move to a new #carehome has been more traumatic than I imagined. It felt at times that all the months of preparation, shortlisting, interviews & visits were a complete waste of time. But there are some positive signs & I am ever hopeful. #dementia https://t.co/do2agTgEk1