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Promoting Activity, Independence and Stability in Early Dementia (PrAISED) — British Geriatrics Society

Article on dementia research worth looking at….   Professor Rowan H Harwood is a geriatrician at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS … More

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aging, alzheimers, dementia, disease, health condition, older adults, seniors

Seeking Action for Safety in Long Term Care Facilities

Advocacy, one of the core competencies in the profession of social work. It is one skill that I was taught … More

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Action for Safety, advocacy, Angela Gentile, awareness, canada, community, crisis in care, dementia, Eleanor Silverberg, healthcare, legislation, policy, response, social work, victoria brewster

Disabilities: A Category that Includes Mental illness, Dementia, Learning Disabilities+

Did you know that the World Health Organization reports that between four hundred million and five hundred million people are … More

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dementia, global, health, healthcare, learning disabilities, mental health issues, Mental Illness, social work, solutions, WHO

South Korea Addressing Dementia

Thanks to a fellow social worker, I have this link to share to show how South Korea is addressing Dementia. … More

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alzheimers, dementia, education, global issue, healthcare, social work

Common Dementia Symptoms and Warning Signs

Symptoms of Dementia: Memory loss is usually the earliest and most noticeable symptom. Other symptoms of dementia are: ■ Having … More

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Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Society, dementia, healthcare, medical professional, social work, symptoms, warning signs

Raising Awareness of Dementia in Public Schools

Pioneer School in the UK-education on Dementia-goal of public awareness. This is worth reading: Pioneer school leads the way in … More

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awareness, dementia, education, healthcare, schools, social work, youth

Normalizing Dementia

by Victoria Brewster, MSW AD or Alzheimer’s Disease, a form of Dementia, the one that society fears the most. It … More

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aging, alzheimers, Baby Boomers, dementia, geriatrics, gerontology, research, social work, solutions

Repost of: ‘Me, My Mom and Alzheimer’s’

AD or Alzheimer’s Disease, a form of Dementia, the one that society fears the most. It robs a person of … More

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aging, alzheimers, dementia, geriatrics, gerontology, healthcare, social work

See Me NOT my Disease Campaign…..

http://www.newswire.ca/fr/story/1094597/alzheimer-society-campaign-tackles-stigma-of-dementia An educational campaign on what Dementia is. It is not contagious, it is not a reason to stop being … More

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alzheimers, campaign, dementia, education, health, medical, social work, support

Depression and Dementia

I came across this article from an Aging newsletter I receive. WebMD states in an article from December 31, 2012 … More

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aging, dementia, Depression, gerontology, Mild Cognitive impairment, research

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