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Supporting People with Dementia in Acute Care
Supporting People with Dementia in Acute Care Learning Resource NHS Education for Scotland 2016 You can copy or reproduce the information in this document for use within NHSS cotland and for non-commercial educational purposes. Use of this document for commercial purposes is permitted only with the written permission of 4 Module 1 Understanding Dementia 9 Module 2 Person-centred assessment and screening 25 Module 3 Holistic approaches to Supporting the healthcare needs of People with Dementia 45 Module 4 The care experience 71 Introduction4 Supporting People with Dementia in Acute CareWelcome! Welcome to the Supporting People with Dementia in Acute Care Learning Resource.
to acute general hospitals. We look at some of the common types of dementia, examine their prevalence and how they affect the brain, and consider common difficulties experienced by people with dementia. We start by setting out why dementia is such an important issue for staff working in acute general hospitals. People with dementia may be at risk
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