Alzheimer's Disease in India
This blog is made to share news on Alzheimer’s Disease in India. To raise awareness among the population in and from India, inform people of the resources they may have in their country and about actions taken by organizations. Also, it aims to support families and caregivers there to cope with this disease; help researchers worldwide and advocates in collecting datas and infos, develop views on the local Public Health Policy toward the affected elderly population in India.
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Presentation by Swapna Kishore 'A caregiver perspective on issues and challenges', September 6th at GERON 2014 (10th Annual National Conference of the Indian Association for Geriatric Mental Health), Kolkata.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
"Helping professionals appreciate the realities of dementia home care" by Swapna Kishore, India.
"I began putting together a note on the context of dementia home care in India. It took some pruning and prioritizing to and redrafting to create a short, compact version. I uploaded this note on slideshare.net at Dementia Home Care: Context and Challenges in India.
Initially I saw the note as something that volunteers and professionals may find useful to help home caregivers through relevant and practical advice. But later I realized that the note can also help caregivers. It could be used to get an idea of their role and how tough it may be. It could also help them understand what advisers may be assuming and know what they need to clarify/ explain in order to get pertinent advice."...
link: http://swapnawrites.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/professionals-and-realities-of-dementia-home-care/
The World Alzheimer Report 2014
The World Alzheimer Report 2014 Dementia and Risk Reduction: An analysis of protective and modifiable factors.
available from 17th September onward:
http://www.alz.co.uk/research/world-report-2014
available from 17th September onward:
http://www.alz.co.uk/research/world-report-2014
Infographic: "Living with the repetitive symptoms of dementia"
"visual infographic that captures the nature of repetitive symptoms and their impact on the lives of people living with dementia".
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