In 2025, The King’s Fund undertook a scoping study of the available data on dementia care for the Alzheimer’s Society. This has resulted in a
Category: Dementia
Report: Unlocking the door to dementia diagnosis and treatments
Two new reports published by the Alzheimer’s Society reveal that dementia patients routinely face prolonged delays to diagnosis, followed by gaps and stark inequalities in
Dementia has now overtaken cancer as the UK’s most feared illness!
Dementia has now overtaken cancer as the UK’s most feared illness, according to new research – a finding that strongly resonates here in Calderdale, where
Report: Promoting the wellbeing of people living with dementia
Think Local Act Personal (TLAP) is a government funded partnership committed to personalisation and community-based health, care and support. They have published a new report
Report: The Current State of Dementia Diagnosis and Care in England
Care England has released a new report, “The Current State of Dementia Diagnosis and Care in England”. Here’s what they say about the report, with
CQC Report Looks At Challenges People with Dementia Face
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have published a report on the experiences of individuals with dementia interacting with health and social care services in England,
Report: Living well with dementia through care and support
“Living well with dementia through care and support: it’s not rocket science” is a new report from the International Longevity Centre UK. the introduction is
Guest Blog: The Link Between Hearing Loss and Dementia
With help from our sponsors, Hearing Check Sowerby Bridge and Elland, let’s take a closer look at hearing loss and dementia. The Link Between Hearing
Bluebird Blog: Communicating With Someone With Dementia
Blog: If you are looking after someone who is newly diagnosed with dementia, we know that communication challenges are likely to be at the forefront
New “Living With Dementia” Guide
Dementia UK have published an excellent and comprehensive new guide called “Living with Dementia.” Here’s what they say about the new guide: Our ‘Living with