Acute Care 1
Doing things differently: Volunteers improving rural hospital dementia care
Catherine Bateman
CNC dementia six years on
Fran Dumont
Creating a dementia friendly environment in an acute care setting
Pam Hegarty
Acute Care 2
Age effects and outcomes of the hospitalisation of dementia patients – The Hospital Dementia Service Project
Professor Brian Draper
The issue of dementia in the acute hospital setting
Dr Catherine Travers
Developing and implementing “Delirium Care Pathways”
Associate Professor Victoria Traynor
Behaviour
From Pete the Parrot to Wu Tao
Lynne Hedley
But where are the flowers? Therapeutic gardens reducing BPSD
Helga Merl
Behaviour - Workshop
BPSD – Taking a different view
Deidre Pye
Care - Workshop
Supporting or undermining the self-esteem of people with Alzheimer’s disease
Professor Steven Sabat
Community Care 2
Building a ‘Toolbox’ for community care workers
Heather James
Why caregivers of people with dementia don’t utilise out-of-home respite services
Lyn Phillipson
Dementia link workers: A recipe for success ‘Caring, Connecting, Coordinating’
Coral Sharp
Deception
Deception in residential aged care
Professor Nancy Pachana
Diagnosis
Explaining social exclusion in alcohol-related dementia: A literature review
Renee Brighton
An education program to improve referral to Memory Clinic Services for older people of Asian background living in Melbourne
Ms Victoria Rayner
Freda Vrantsidis
General Practice
Implementing evidence-based dementia guidelines: Using the views of GPs to inform behaviour change interventions
Professor Colette Browning
The relationship between attitude, diagnosis and management of dementia in rural general practice
Angela Greenway-Crombie
Primary dementia care capacity building: Practice nurse/community dementia nurse integration
Helga Merl and Karen Collins
Legal and Ethics
Adults lacking capacity: Treatment refusal and legal role of doctors
Dr Elizabeth Collerson
Decision making capacity in dementia: Doing justice to personhood
Sue Jarrad
Financial capacity and social vulnerability in older adults
Dr Katharine Vearncombe
Philosophy
Philosophy and ethics around living wills
Professor Raymond Tallis
Planning
The Australian Imaging Biomarkers and Lifestyle (AIBL) study of ageing: What has been achieved in 5 years of collaboration?
Professor David Ames
The NSW Dementia Services Framework 2010 – 2015
Troy Speirs
Technology
Assistive technology to reduce the burden of care
Meredith Gresham
Dementia and the World Wide Web
Ann Reilly
Transitions in Residential Care
When they need more care: Assisting family carers to “Be Prepared…”
Teresa Moran
The move into residential care
Tony Ramshaw