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• What should we know about dementia in the 21st century? A Delphi consensus study

  Annear, M.; Toye, Christine; McInerney, F.; Eccleston, C.; Tranter, B.; Elliott, K.; Robinson, A. (2015)

  Background: Escalating numbers of people are experiencing dementia in many countries. With increasing consumer needs, there is anticipated growth in the numbers of people providing diagnostic evaluations, treatments, and ...
• Person- and relationship-centred care in dementia

  Hughes, Jeff; Hoti, K. (2015)

  Person-centred care is gaining more ground in dementia care and has evolved to become a synonym for good dementia care practice. The UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) clinical guidelines highlight ...
• Who Knows, Who Cares? Dementia knowledge among nurses, care workers, and family members of people living with dementia

  Robinson, A.; Eccleston, C.; Annear, M.; Elliott, K.; Andrews, S.; Stirling, C.; Ashby, M.; Donohue, C.; Banks, S.; Toye, Christine; McInerney, F. (2014)

  The number of people with dementia is increasing rapidly worldwide. Commensurate with population ageing, the use of nursing homes in Australia (known as residential aged care facilities) for individuals with dementia is ...