dementia : 1 Written Answer
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Written Answers - Department of Health and Social Care: Dementia (24 Apr 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2018-04-18.136343.h&s=dementia#g136343.r0
Caroline Dinenage: In the *Dementia* 2020 Challenge, we have set a broad
vision for transforming *dementia* care and support in England by 2020.
In the accompanying Implementation Plan, which set out the actions the
Department and its partners will take to ensure that the commitments in
the *Dementia* 2020 Challenge are delivered, we set out specific actions
to improve quality and levels of care. We are currently...
dementia : 1 Scottish Parliament debate
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Scottish Parliament: National Plan for Gaelic (24 Apr 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/sp/?id=2018-04-24.6.0&s=dementia#g6.23
Jamie Halcro Johnston: ...in which there are issues. On a recent visit
to Stornoway, I heard of the problems of recruiting Gaelic-speaking
social care workers, who are required particularly to support older
people with *dementia* in the islands who have reverted to their first
language. There are, of course, excellent examples of progress. While I
was there, I met the council’s director of education, who spoke...
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Written Answers - Department of Health and Social Care: Dementia (24 Apr 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=2018-04-18.136343.h&s=dementia#g136343.r0
Caroline Dinenage: In the *Dementia* 2020 Challenge, we have set a broad
vision for transforming *dementia* care and support in England by 2020.
In the accompanying Implementation Plan, which set out the actions the
Department and its partners will take to ensure that the commitments in
the *Dementia* 2020 Challenge are delivered, we set out specific actions
to improve quality and levels of care. We are currently...
dementia : 1 Scottish Parliament debate
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Scottish Parliament: National Plan for Gaelic (24 Apr 2018)
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/sp/?id=2018-04-24.6.0&s=dementia#g6.23
Jamie Halcro Johnston: ...in which there are issues. On a recent visit
to Stornoway, I heard of the problems of recruiting Gaelic-speaking
social care workers, who are required particularly to support older
people with *dementia* in the islands who have reverted to their first
language. There are, of course, excellent examples of progress. While I
was there, I met the council’s director of education, who spoke...
