Delirium is common in people with #dementia and can make the person increasingly confused and distressed.
Within this video we explain what #delirium is, the causes, signs to be aware of and how you can help.
Read more advice about delirium: https://t.co/04pJK7DMoe…
Today the British Geriatrics Society (BGS) and Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) published excellent new guidance aimed at supporting hospital teams to improve care for older people living with frailty…
"Blue or red plates can work best for people with dementia because these colours can create a distinction between the crockery, table and food."
Admiral Nurse Rachel shares her top tips on how to make mealtimes more accessible for those with #dementia 👇
https://t.co/5dpCJraXhg
“We waited for about 10 weeks. We were still waiting and in the end I rang and begged them to see him because he was just getting worse and worse.”
Emma Ruscoe tells #TimesRadio about the long process of her husband’s early onset dementia’s diagnosis.
“We waited for about 10 weeks. We were still waiting and in the end I rang and begged them to see him because he was just getting worse and worse.”
Emma Ruscoe tells #TimesRadio about the long process of her husband’s early onset dementia’s diagnosis.
We are aware that in some areas, there are waiting lists for a memory assessment or diagnosis.
This #DementiaActionWeek, we share five things you can do whilst you are waiting for a dementia assessment: https://t.co/iIBpBtq0Ui
Any advice to add? Let us know in the comments 👇
STOP LETTING WOMEN BE ALONE DURING PRENATAL APPOINTMENTS, INDUCTIONS & BIRTH!!! @NHSuk@NHSEngland@RCObsGyn Please review! I am so passionate about this and someone needs to assess now!
#ReportedMissing tonight on BBC ONE 💔 if someone you know is living with dementia and is at risk of going missing please look into the #HerbertProtocol@leicspolice fully support this.
As life begins to get back to a new kind of normal for most people, families living with dementia will see little change. However, our Helpline is there for anyone with a question or concern about dementia. Please watch and share our new video https://t.co/NttscQxgWL #LivesonHold
Just to say I am so proud of our nursing profession and all we do for the population, often at detriment to our own health and well being. Let’s hope the public recognition continues after we have reached the end of the pandemic. @DementiaUK
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@BootsSebJ@BootsUKNews@BootsUK @BWCHBoss Please could you pass on my upmost appreciation and thanks to Alisha who was working in Boots Pharmacy at Birmingham Women’s Hospital over the weekend. She certainly went above and beyond to help me.