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NHS England publish Model Discharge Pathway
NHS England has published a Model Discharge Pathway. The pathway describes a model of timely, clinically-led discharge from in-patient settings to ensure all patients receive appropriate care and support. The needs of people with frailty, dementia and/or delirium are covered in detail in ‘Appendix 2: Considerations for patients at greater risk from delayed discharge’. You…
Volunteers caring for a loved one with alcohol-related dementia wanted for research
Researchers at the University of Liverpool are looking for volunteers who are caring for a loved one with alcohol-related dementia to take part in a study. Participation involves an interview, either on Teams or via a phone call, to answer questions surrounding the chronological timeline of an unpaid carer’s experiences. For more information, please email…
Age UK publish ‘corridor care’ report
Age UK has published a report entitled, ‘The Longest Wait – Our A&E crisis demands an emergency response’. Age UK say the report ‘lays bare the devastating impact that corridor care and long A&E waits can have on older people’, noting that while long waits and corridor care can happen to people of all ages…
Judges wanted with lived experience of dementia
Alzheimer’s Society’s ‘Dementia Together’ magazine is looking for people living with dementia and unpaid carers to join a judging panel for their poetry competition. The judging involves reading entries and helping to choose the winners. For more information, please contact magazine@alzheimers.org.uk by 22nd January 2025.
Share your views on adult social care in England with the Casey Commission
The Casey Commission, the independent commission on adult social care in England that we reported on here: https://journalofdementiacare.co.uk/uk-government-announce-casey-commission-into-adult-social-careand here: https://journalofdementiacare.co.uk/casey-commission-terms-of-reference-published is inviting anyone with experiences of accessing care or thoughts about improving the social care system in England to share their views. The Commission has been meeting with carers, people who draw on care, charities and service providers to understand…
Dutch gallery introduces ‘Art Connection’ tours for people with dementia and their carers
Kunstmuseum Den Haag gallery in Holland has started to run Art Connection tours for people with dementia and their carers. These tours aim to spark the senses of people with dementia, creating a more enriching gallery experience. On the first tour, residents from a care home and their carers looked at four artworks. The museum…
