We are doing a survey to understand why other professionals do/don't refer people with Primary Progressive Aphasia for speech-language support
We want Drs, nurses, psychologists, social workers, OTs, PTs & any other profession.
Survey link: https://t.co/HXRDZ18uDg
@CllrMichaelHaw As a proud volunteer at this incredible group, I’d like to thank you Michael for your fantastic support. You know you’re welcome to pop in any Friday morning for a cuppa ☕️ 😃
This is a nice regarding the dementia cafe at The Gerard Arms.
Having launched in 2018, the group offers people with dementia and their carers a space to socialise in a safe and friendly environment (1/3)
#Eccleston#EcclestonPark
https://t.co/2VspuFXPZ6
@lorraineburges2@TheChristieNHS@QueensNursing@macmillancancer Huge congratulations Lorraine 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻…. not just for the number of years but the fantastic quality of care you have provided to thousands of people. It was wonderful working with you 🤩🤗
Photographing daily activities on your phone can support recall & serve as a useful conversation starter. Catalogue the day & label it together as a way of keeping track, reminiscing & sharing details together later. Show & tell. #WithSLTuCan
What’s everyone doing for #PPAawareness day at NHS work? We’re thinking of an event for patients to share their experiences, written information disseminated to colleagues including primary care, videos and tweets during the day… @Carrie91686466@volkmer_anna@RosemaryTowns15
Pleased to see our paper published: Exploring the everyday care practices of healthcare support workers when working with people with dementia admitted to NHS hospital wards in the UK: a qualitative systematic review https://t.co/NkeySzH7NX
We all communicate in unique ways when it comes to family and @laurabraithslt is hoping to understand how to help of families living with dementia. Can you help? The research can be completed from your home, no need to travel. Get in touch/ & share please.
Great start to the week - PhD supervision with
@laurabraithslt
recruiting people living with #dementia & familiy members to create a communication toolkit (changes in conversations, using words and sentences, reading or spelling). Interested? [email protected] RT please
#SLT share experiences of provision for dementia communication - what u do/can't do, pathways, decisions, enablers, challenges. Let's understand the clinical landscape so we can better enact @rcslt#dementia clinical guidelines - & help Anna w her PhD! #BetterConversationsLab