The Long Goodbye – Alzheimer’s Society film
The Alzheimer’s Society has launched a new film – you can view it here:
Further comment from Dementia Community will follow in due course.
The Alzheimer’s Society has launched a new film – you can view it here:
Further comment from Dementia Community will follow in due course.
Alzheimer’s Society has called on the government to deliver on its dementia commitments after being told 25 times that the long-promised “ten-year plan for dementia” would appear “in due course”. An open letter, signed by 36,000 members of the public, was delivered by Society ambassadors to 10 Downing Street demanding that the government make dementia…
The British Geriatrics Society (BGS) has launched their Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA) resources via a newly created Hub. The BGS say: “CGA is the cornerstone of good quality care for older people, and, despite its name, it is not just an assessment but a process. Our Hub equips the entire multidisciplinary team, across a wide…
Alzheimer Europe has published the ‘Dementia in Europe Yearbook 2025’. The Yearbook provides an overview of programmes and resources relating to transport and access to cultural life, recreation, leisure and sport across Europe. It details how European countries address transport and cultural participation through national policies, schemes and local initiatives, as well as outlining the…
Over 50 GP practices in central and northern Scotland are taking part in the BriDGe (Bringing Alzheimer’s Disease Biomarkers to General Practice) study being led by Scottish Brain Sciences using a Roche Diagnostics blood test. Up to 500 people who are potentially developing Alzheimer’s disease are expected to be referred for the BriDGe study blood…
Health secretary Sajid Javid has held out the prospect of a 10-year plan to prevent dementia and boost funding for research. Speaking at Alzheimer’s Society’s annual conference, Javid pledged that the plan – the government’s long awaited dementia strategy now expected later this year – would focus on how medicines, science and technology can be…
A report from the Royal Voluntary Service (RVS) and the University of Birmingham has been published entitled: ‘Living well with dementia: better community provision for all’. The report looks at the realities of living with dementia for the person diagnosed and their family, and the availability and effectiveness of non-medical, community-based support. Included in the…