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Improving meaningful activity and meaningful engagement in long-term settings can benefit residents' nutrition and hydration, sleep patterns, use of medicines and number of falls, find @RosemaryBrad1 @RyanAssumpta @SarahPenney9 @UlsterUni @myhomelifeni journals.rcni.com/nursing-ol…
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Did you know the whole suite of environmental assessment tools for six different care settings is available within the App? worcester.ac.uk/about/academ…
The @McMasterU team visiting Liverpool Centre for Aging and the life course enjoying a little free time to explore Liverpool before meetings today. We've had an excellent visit learning from colleagues from Liverpool and beyond participating in events thus week. 😀
Great opening presentation at frailty symposium @UniversityLiver critiquing concept of clinical frailty
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It was a beautiful day for a visit to Ready Generations - an intergenerational nursery and a historic tour! It was wonderful meeting, chatting, and learning with everyone! #intergenerational #tour #History #UK #fun #McMaster #Liverpool #Partnership
Such wonderful ways to instigate intergenerational connections. From the music together to creative projects. @readygen is doing inspiring work!
The McMaster team had a lovely time visiting Ready Generations - an intergenerational nursery in Chester, UK!
@readygen @GilbreaCentre @GilbreaSHARE
#intergenerational #nursery
A great start to the McMaster team visiting #clca @LivUni by way of a lovely dinner @kaasal1 @GilbreaCentre before #frailty conference where we will are excited to present @MIRAMcMaster PACIFIC project
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ADI is delighted to announce that Australia has launched its new 10-year National Dementia Plan.
We look forward to seeing the plan’s implementation deliver real impact across the country.
We hope that Mark Butler, Anika Wells and the Government of Australia will support ADI’s calls for a 10-year extension to the Global Action Plan on the public health response to dementia at the 156th Executive Board in May 2025.
Access the plan: health.gov.au/our-work/natio…
#WhatsYourPlan #Dementia #DementiaPolicy #DementiaCare #Australia #NationalDementiaPlan
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Launch of 'Rethinking Alzheimer's Disease Pathway: From Diagnosis to Care @EU_Brain Our #Brainhealth is so important #alzheimer #dementia #Cognitive #HealthyEating #healthylifestyle #Caregiving
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Where are we today? This afternoon, we host another session of our popular online #AlzAcademy. These are informative capacity-building workshops for our member organisations. Today's topic is: Independent living and dementia and the session will be moderated by @AngeBradshaw_AE
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Have you read our recommendations for delivering proactive care? Our report offers practical advice for healthcare professionals, clinical leaders, commissioners, and system designers on implementing services in their localities. bgs.org.uk/policy-and-media/…
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📋 #Practitioners now commonly assess #frailty in acute patients.
⭕ Frailty gives a 3-fold ⬆️ risk of #delirium
🔬 Frailty Index & Clinical Frailty Scale (CFS) were most strongly associated.
🔗 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3354…
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‘Art Wednesdays’ are being run by @Arts4Dementia
The Zoom sessions are every Wednesday at 2pm and provide time for people living with dementia and their companions to get creative and socialise in a friendly and supportive environment.
Find out more: journalofdementiacare.co.uk/…
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A #HUGE Thank you to Christine Kennedy and Nina Cammalleri @McMasterAlumni for helping plan, organize and facilitate such a successful book launch! We could not have done this book launch without all of your hard work and effort! #THANKYOUSOMUCH
Thank you to everyone who cane out on a rainy night to our book launch, the room was packed! And to the 500+ live stream participants. Such good questions from everyone! We hope the book will give you hope and ideas. @CarmelGeoghegan @rochfordbrennan @RaDAR_Usask @fehr_phyllis
#Thankyou to our #authors @AntheaInnes , @CarmelGeoghegan & @fehr_phyllis for the #wonderful panel #discussion and to @rochfordbrennan for chairing the discussion. Special #Thankyou to Jeremiah Hurley the Dean of @McMasterSocSci for your kind introduction 👏👏👏
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#Thankyou to our #authors @AntheaInnes , @CarmelGeoghegan & @fehr_phyllis for the #wonderful panel #discussion and to @rochfordbrennan for chairing the discussion. Special #Thankyou to Jeremiah Hurley the Dean of @McMasterSocSci for your kind introduction 👏👏👏
Such a pleasure to have @CarmelGeoghegan and @rochfordbrennan with us in Canada sharing their vast experience of influencing dementia policy and practice in Ireland, Europe and beyond @kaasal1
#Thankyou to everyone who joined @GilbreaCentre today for our #PPI Lunch and learn #workshop It was was #wonderful engaging, socializing and #learning with everyone. A #HUGE thank you to our presenters @rochfordbrennan and @CarmelGeoghegan for their #amazing workshop👏👏👏
Really enjoyed being part of this today. Montreal is a beautiful city as views from meeting venue show!
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Great promotion - get your copy less 20%
#dementia #Alzheimer #Diagnosis #care #support #family #friends #community






















































