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A4 Brochure Dementia Scotland Proof V2 DEMENTIA SCOTLAND 2016 A Human Rights Based Approach to Care #demscot2016conf dementiascotland2016.co.uk Dynamic Earth 14th September WELCOME Scotland's National Dementia Strategy 2016-19 . ...to our delegates, speakers, sponsors The Scottish Government’s National Dementia Dialogue 2015 consultation paper was submitted on January 29th 2016 and identified the gaps, opportunities and priorities and to help shape the direction of the next strategy. Govconnect want to thank you all for attending the Dementia Scotland 2016 Conference & Exhibition - A Human Rights Based Approach to Care on the 14th of September 2016 at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh. The National Dementia Dialogue 2015 outlines the following 12 key focus areas 1. Diagnosis and post-diagnostic support We hope you find our conference informative and worthwhile. The primary goal of this conference is to examine 2. Integrated support at home progress of Scotland’s ongoing National Dementia Strategy, whilst dissecting the aspirations of the new 2016-2019 3. Palliative and end of life care strategy. 4. Workforce development 5. Acute general hospital care 6. Specialist and continuing NHS dementia care 7. Care homes Govconnect aim is to provide a platform for the leaders of all Scotland's key dementia projects and many others to 8. Human rights based approach to dementia care showcase their achievements and ambitions and provide insight on evidence based research and innovations to the 9. Prevention leading health and care professionals from across all areas Scotland. 10. Research 11. Dementia friendly communities 12. Improvement support, data and service re-design We believe that our diverse and dynamic group of speakers and contributors will provide in-depth insight and analysis on current policy and legacy, as well as, actionable and practical tools, engagement models, methods and mechanisms to help all achieve their personal and organisational goals. Alzheimer Scotland held events across Scotland to allow interested parties to comment on the progress of the strategy to date and the areas outlined in the National Dementia Dialogue. These events have enabled: Govconnect is a social enterprise dedicated to assisting the wide range of organisations in the UK & EU challenged with delivering health and social care policy. We seek to ensure that the vision for health and care is delivered upon People with dementia & carers to talk in small groups to discuss and share with others their views on the across all UK and European geographies and administrations. quality of services and how they can be improved to meet their needs. All health, social care and other professionals who may have a responsibility for implementing the strategy to discuss issues for implementation and action locally and nationally. Through a series of strategic conferences and accompanying digital and social engagement strategies, Govconnect will provide a platform to drive greater collaboration. It is our hope that through improved communication and continuous Others who have an interest in this area to contribute to these discussions and talk about other aspects engagement, models of care can be improved upon, partnerships strengthened and that the quality of patient of Scotland’s overall approach to dementia, and lessons learnt from throughout UK & EU. experience, safety, and care is enhanced. The proposal for Scotland's National Dementia Strategy 2016-19 was submitted in March 2016 As one of the UK’s fastest growing social enterprises we work with a range of local community projects on issues This proposal is the outcome of extensive discussion and feedback from the Dementia Dialogue events between linked to dementia and childhood health, in addition to investing our profits to key research charities and many other November and January and written submissions on the dementia consultation paper. This paper lays out Scottish worthy causes. Government proposals on the major areas of policy and direction on dementia for the next three years, and will form the basis of Scotland's next three-year National Dementia Strategy which will be published later this year, in 2016. We wish you all the best and hope that you continue to be engaged with Govconnect for many years to come as we seek to complete our social mission. The proposal for Scotland's National Dementia Strategy 2016-19 can be found via the web address below http://www.gov.scot/Topics/Health/Services/Mental-Health/Dementia/March Dynamic Earth VENUE Holyrood Road, Edinburgh EH8 8AS United Kingdom +44 0131 550 7800 www.dynamicearth.co.uk We are delighted to be hosting the Dementia Scotland 2016 - A Human Rights Based Approach to Care on the 14th September at Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh. Dynamic Earth is a 5 star visitor attraction situated at the heart of Edinburgh’s World Heritage Site. It sits within an award winning and iconic tented structure at the foot of Salisbury Crags in the Holyrood area of the city. Opening in 1999, Dynamic Earth was the UK’s first Millennium Commission funded project to open to the public. Part funded by the Millennium Commission Dynamic Earth tells the story of planet Earth and how our Earth works, how life has evolved on its differing environments and the future challenges faced by planet Earth. It was built as a celebration of the life of James Hutton, the father of Modern Geology who studied and worked in this area of Edinburgh throughout the enlightenment period. Importantly Dynamic Earth was the catalyst for the economic regeneration of the Holyrood area and is situated on the grounds of an old brewery bottling plant. It is operated by Dynamic Earth Enterprises Ltd, the commercial wing of Dynamic Earth Charitable Trust. Operating on a not for profit basis Dynamic Earth has welcomed over 4 million visitors since opening. The Biosphere Suite can seat 300 theatre style or 128 cabaret style. Modern, stylish and versatile with a high arched ceiling and imposing windows the Biosphere can be used as one large light and airy meeting space or it can be split into 2 rooms, Biosphere Green and Biosphere Blue. This flexibility makes it ideal for conferences that require a breakout area. The stone Turret adjacent to the Biosphere is an ideal 'green room' for speakers, pre-event meetings, informal breakout area or organisers office. The Ozone Suite, bathed in natural light and with unspoilt views of the Salisbury Crags and Scottish Parliament, provides the perfect setting for an events catering area. Situated within the Stratosphere, this multipurpose, adaptable and sound proofed enclosure can be used independently as a breakout room, exhibition or catering area. AGENDA Dementia Scotland 2016 AGENDA Dementia Scotland 2016 . 08:15-09:00 Registration & Networking 12:35-13:00 Case Study 2 09:00-10:05 1st Morning Plenary 12:35 Developing Admiral Nurse 1:2:1 clinics to support communities and organisations 09:00 Chair`s Joint Opening Address Ian Weatherhead Senior Admiral Nurse, Dementia UK Agnes Houston MBE Director, Dementia Friendly Communities CIC 13:00-14:00 Lunch in the Network Surgery 14:00-15:10 1st Afternoon Plenary Dr Sue Northrop Vice Chair, British Psychological Society Scotland Committee 14:05 Chair`s Joint Introduction to the Afternoon 09:10 Keynote Address - Current Progress on Improving Dementia Care & Support Agnes Houston MBE Director, Dementia Friendly Communities CIC Gillian Barclay Head of Dementia Innovations Unit, The Scottish Government Dr Sue Northrop Vice Chair, British Psychological Society Scotland Committee 09:25 Recent Progress towards Dementia Prevention 14:15 Keynote Address - Making human rights in dementia real: the potential and the reality Professor Craig Ritchie Director, University of Edinburgh Centre for Dementia Prevention Dr Donald Macaskill Chief Executive, Scottish Care 09:45 Human Rights Based approach to Dementia Care 14:30 An interdisciplinary approach to tackling dementia Irene Oldfather Director, Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) Dr Frank Gunn-Moore Executive Committee Member, Alzheimer`s Research UK - Scotland Network Centre 10:05-10:20 Morning Q&A Panel Debate 1 10:20-10:30 Comfort Break 14:50 Investing in Dementia Research 10:30-11:30 2nd Morning Plenary Professor John Starr 10:30 Standards of Care for Dementia in Scotland Director, Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Research Centre Claire Sweeney 15:10-15:25 Afternoon Q&A Panel Debate 1 Director of Quality Assurance, Healthcare Improvement Scotland 15:25-15:35 Comfort Break 15:35-16:05 2nd Afternoon Plenary 10:50 Improving Care and Support: NES and the SSSC Promoting Excellence Workforce Development Programme 15:35 Improving Skills Development for the Healthcare Support Workforce Caroline Lamb Gillian Aitchison Chief Executive, NHS Education for Scotland We’re hereCountry Director - Scotland, Skills For Health 11:10 Promoting Excellence in Dementia Care and Support in Care Homes 15:55 A One Stop Guide to Dementia Kevin Mitchell for families Professor June Andrews OBE Executive Director of Scrutiny and Assurance, The Care Inspectorate Professor Emeritus, University of Stirling 11:30-11:45 Morning Q&A Panel Debate 2 16:15 Seeing dementia through a different spectrum 11:45-12:10 Coffee & Networking every step 12:10-12:35 Case Study 1 Agnes Houston MBE Director, Dementia Friendly Communities CIC 12:10 An epidemiological study of preclinical Alzheimer’s disease of the16:35-16:50 wayAfternoon Q&A Panel Debate 2 Dr Fergus Daly 16:50-16:55 Conference Close & Chairs Closing Remarks Biostatistics Team Lead, Frontier Science Scotland Dementia UK oers specialist one-to-one support and expert advice for people living with dementia through our world-class Admiral Nurses. We work hand in hand with families, helping them cope with the fear, uncertainty and dicult everyday reality of dementia. In providing the compassionate, expert support families need every step of the way, we help them to live more positively with dementia in the present; and to face the challenges of tomorrow with more confidence, and less fear.
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