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Social Finance report looking at improving care for older people with dementia is published
Social Finance has published a report entitled: ‘Taking an outcomes focussed approach to improving care for older people with dementia and other needs.’ The report calls for financial change to improve outcomes for older people with dementia and other needs, unpaid carers, and the system that exists to support them. The report, which was co-produced,…
Dementia research charity BRACE celebrates £1m donation
BRACE, a Bristol-based dementia charity, has received a landmark £1m donation to support dementia research in the South West. Brace say the donation will be used in research activities aimed at improving early dementia diagnosis, something BRACE has already heavily funded through supporting the development of Fastball, an early Alzheimer’s test which is currently being investigated by the NHS as…
‘Wintering Well’ booklet published by Alzheimer Scotland
Alzheimer Scotland has published a ‘Wintering Well’ top tips booklet. The booklet features information and advice on staying well and safe during the winter season. You can download the booklet here: https://www.alzscot.org/sites/default/files/2024-12/Wintering%20Well%20Top%20Tips.pdf
Local Government Association publish Seldom Heard Voices Toolkit
The Local Government Association (LGA) has published a Seldom Heard Voices Toolkit. The toolkit looks at support for veteran communities, homelessness communities, Gypsy, Roma and Traveler communities and digitally excluded and low literacy communities. It is intended to be used by local authority leaders, co-production and engagement leads, practitioners and commissioners, community organisations and people…
Study shows older autistic adults face greater health risks than non-autistic peers
A study published in the Annual Review of Developmental Psychology has suggested that autistic adults aged over 40 face greater risks of physical and mental illness than their non-autistic peers. The research, conducted by King’s College London, outlines how autistic adults are more likely to develop certain health conditions, including young onset dementia, and how…
Study shows the benefits of minimum dataset prototype for people living in care homes
The DACHA study (Developing research resources and minimum data set for care homes’ adoption) led by the University of Hertfordshire – in collaboration with 10 other universities and senior partners – has shown how a minimum dataset (MDS) prototype can be used to support the planning, delivery and evaluation of care in care homes. Currently,…
