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24 Sep
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20 Sep
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17 Sep
Beth Britton gains Skills for Care training & mentoring endorsement
NDAA member Beth Britton has collaborated with fellow member Skills for Care and become an endorsed training and mentoring provider.
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17 Sep
Dementia Action Alliance September Newsletter
The first thing to mention in our September edition of the National DAA newsletter is that our Dementia Friendly Hospitals Charter launched on 3 September and is available to download. Also in this month's update are details of a new report by Tide and DE
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17 Sep
New Report on End of Life Care and Post Bereavement Support
NDAA members Tide and DEEP have launched a new report sharing the perspectives of people living with dementia and their carers
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17 Sep
Tracey Shorthouse joins Dementia Friendly Hospitals Task Force
We're pleased to announce that retired nurse Tracey Shorthouse has agreed to join our Dementia-Friendly Hospitals Charter Task Force. Tracey lives with an early-onset dementia called Posterior Cortical Atrophy (PCA).
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14 Sep
Health and care staff invited to take part in engagement exercise
Millions of health and care staff will be part of the biggest health and social care conversation in British history, as a new national engagement exercise is launched by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock.
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06 Sep
5 Minutes with Buz Loveday from Dementia Trainers
We spoke to Buz Loveday who is the Lead Trainer at NDAA member Dementia Trainers on the work they are carrying out, what that is focussed on and our own Seldom Heard to Seen & Heard campaign. Dementia Trainers help organisations deliver outstanding person
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05 Sep
Updated Dementia-Friendly Hospitals Charter now available
The updated Dementia-Friendly Hospitals Charter is now available after being endorsed by the Minister for Care, NHS England and Care England. The Charter now features an updated element on volunteering and here three senior dementia leads from hospitals a
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20 Aug
Care Minister and dementia leads comment on dementia-friendly charter
The Dementia-Friendly Hospitals Charter provides guidance on best practice for staff and shows what people with dementia, their carers and families should expect. It was launched by the National Dementia Action Alliance (NDAA) in 2015 and to date 132 acut