Help Scotland agree one definition of a fall for use in all clinical and care settings. If you have worked in health or social care in Scotland in the last five years, please take part in this short survey: https://t.co/HMG3zcegUm
In #WorldWellbeingWeek, RDS hopes to bring to light the additional challenges of maintaining wellbeing when living with a #raredementia:
- Often mistaken for other conditions
- Symptoms commonly emerge before 65 when people are still working and have care responsibilities.
“Dementia Carers need support for Living Grief”. You can read more about University College London’s research here: https://t.co/akpy4r5ZRP
Here at tide, we know about the living grief and bereavement which carers experience. Find out more: https://t.co/q24QcrZtkm
Our recent research on #olderadultcarers in Scotland found that 80% of respondents found physical health had been affected by their caring role.
To learn more about unique challenges facing #unpaidcarers aged 65+ in Scotland, read our full report 👉 https://t.co/dUKu9VZv6a
📺 Tune in this Thursday to ITV's @thismorning where @RareDementia's clinical lead, Prof Seb Crutch will be around to answer YOUR questions on #dementia.
It's an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of dementia and its impact on individuals and their loved ones.
🏥 The multidisciplinary team has a lot to offer a patient with #delirium.
➡️ Keep the planned rehab going
➡️ Use rehab to treat the delirium
🔗 https://t.co/wJQLiVwLi1
@ChristianPozzi0@AleMorandi78 @giuseppebellelli @earlymobility1
Our recent research on #olderadultcarers in Scotland found that 80% of respondents found physical health had been affected by their caring role.
To learn more about unique challenges facing #unpaidcarers aged 65+ in Scotland, read our full report 👉 https://t.co/dUKu9VZv6a
Our new Diagnosis experience checklists are for use by people who may have young onset #dementia and their family members and professionals. They set out the experience a person should expect during the process of assessment and diagnosis. Find out more: https://t.co/zmYuoTEnQU
"The language we use to communicate with older people impacts on shared decision-making around both #prescribing and #deprescribing, and on the success of these interventions."
Read the BGS blog via @AgnewJayne@Heatherspharm & Rosie Marchant https://t.co/kdUSerToMi
🔔 Older Adult Unpaid Carers Research🔔
Our research report 'Experiences of Older Adult Unpaid Carers in Scotland' is now live!
Please click the link below the read the full report👇
https://t.co/dUKu9VZv6a
#olderadultcarers#unpaidcarers
Talking Sense - a free online course that explores the effects of ageing & #dementia on the senses. The course covers changes to vision, hearing, balance, touch, taste & smell & is designed for people living with dementia, care partners & support workers. https://t.co/sxTPX27KZs
"The bottom line is that untreated hearing problems did indeed increase the risk of #dementia, but that cognitive impairment was a factor in the discontinuation of hearing-aid use. This raises the prospect of a vicious circle..." https://t.co/6aNhE3JD20
Our March webinar was led by @zimmo71 and @DrNatalieRyan of Rare Dementia Support. It focused on improving the diagnosis process for people with atypical symptoms of #dementia. If you missed it, you can watch a recording on our website: https://t.co/tqIxL0PTLy @RareDementia
💊 There are no drug treatments for #delirium
⚠️ RCTs show no overall benefit of drugs improving delirium
❗ Never prescribe drugs just because someone has delirium
➡️ Drugs are only indicated for severe/intractable distress or safety concerns
#WDAD2023@IDelirium_Aware
📢OUT NOW📢 'Joining the dots: A blueprint for preventing and managing #frailty in older people' has now been published! This report shows what good-quality age-attuned integrated care for older people looks like. Find out more here https://t.co/SRHQX40qJP #BGSBlueprint
@emmacam264@gayle1980 I think that’s a great idea. What about similar for patient/career information at the front door? Could be an excellent supplementary resource for people visiting our wards.