The Happy Wanderers: Two Kingstonians' Journeys Through Dementia, Friendship and Advocacy

The Happy Wanderers: Two Kingstonians' journeys through dementia, friendship and advocacy

What began as a simple church refreshment team became a lifeline of support and advocacy for two women whose lives took an unexpected turn.

Too little, too late: lack of uptake of outpatient care for dementia patients

Primary care from a general practitioner, housekeeping assistance or adult day care centers: people increasingly require support in coping with tasks in daily life such as shopping or personal hygiene when their memory starts to deteriorate or orientation around the house becomes increasingly difficult. People with mild cognitive impairment resort less frequently to outpatient facilities than… Source

Groups highlight Dementia Action Week in Wokingham

GROUPS that provide support, information, and activities for people with dementia and their families have gathered today at stalls outside Wokingham Town Hall. Representatives from AgeUK Berkshire, Understanding Dementia, The Link Visiting Scheme, Alzheimer’s Society, Age Concern Twyford & District, Wade Day Care Centre, Involve Community Services, and The Homecare People have all been chatting with members of the public who want to know more ab…

The role of EPRs in dementia care: How Bolton NHS Foundation Trust is enhancing early detection and patient support

In support of Dementia Action Week, Dr Anna Bayes, Medical Director at Altera Digital Health, spotlights the work of Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, where clinicians and Admiral Nurses are using the Sunrise EPR system to identify, support, and improve outcomes for patients with dementia

Programs like Project Lifesaver support families facing dementia

Project Lifesaver and Dementia-Friendly business designations are two local programs that aim to support families facing the challenges that result when a family member struggles with memory loss.