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involved in providing care for people with dementia. This person will work with the Health and Social Care Partnership and lead the prioritisation and implementation of the Strategy. 5.3 Measuring for change. The development and implementation of a virtual care management system for dementia (Section 4.1.3) will play an important role in measuring change and future planning. Key evaluation measures have been identified for many of the recommendations, linking into current measures used, and in rare cases requiring the development of new measures. The information collected can be used to develop a comprehensive picture of changes in dementia care in Fife as well as to plan future services. The team responsible for developing the virtual care management system must work jointly across services and providers and with the Mental Health Collaborative who all have interests in gathering information on dementia diagnosis and care in an effort to improve services. Each recommendation for improvement to dementia services in Fife has been broken down into a series of action points, each of which must have an identified measure which will be used to promote understanding of the impact of each change and monitor progress. 5.4 Annual reporting. The Fife Mental Health and Older Peoples Strategic Implementation Groups will monitor the progress of the Strategy and contribute, in partnership with the Dementia Lead in Fife and the Strategy Steering Group, to an annual report to the Health and Social Care Partnership using agreed measures. Respective leads identified and Dementia Lead for Fife. 5.5 Sharing practice to encourage change. Structured methods for information sharing and knowledge transfer will be set up to ensure learning and best practice is effectively communicated. A number of groups and forums identified throughout the Strategy can be utilised in this manner. As well, new training programmes and tools will be developed in light of best practice in knowledge transfer and used for both service providers and uses. Progress reports on the implementation of the Strategy will be distributed across Fife through the Steering Groups. 5.6 Implementation Timeline The timeline presented indicates the completion of major changes to services in Fife. It is intended as a visual summary as many of the changes highlighted 86
are the result of a series of smaller changes which will be identified in the Implementation Plan. 87
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The Fife Dementia Strategy: 2010 -
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CONTENTS Foreword..................
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Executive Summary Dementia in Fife
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individuals who receive a diagnosis
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SECTION 1 Purpose & Scope of the St
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1.9 Due the complexity of the condi
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1.16 The Single Shared Assessment (
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involved in providing tailored care
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SECTION 2 Vision for Dementia Servi
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dementia specific learning resource
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equire a range of ongoing and short
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ecognise the symptoms and specific
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together to develop and utilise cur
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Following a diagnosis of dementia,
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development, have gone some way in
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detailed guide to disseminating inf
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psychoactive medicines have been sh
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online resources (3.3), and a singl
Page 40 and 41: services. This should be done once
Page 43 and 44: 4.4 Supporting Carers AIM Implement
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Page 47 and 48: 4.5 Housing AIM Support people with
Page 49 and 50: In order to ensure appropriate hous
Page 51 and 52: 4.6 Design for Dementia AIM To prov
Page 53 and 54: 4.7 Care at Home AIM Provide servic
Page 55 and 56: • The support of assistive techno
Page 57 and 58: 4.7.3 Improve joint working and com
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Page 61: Fife Council Supported Transport Se
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Page 67 and 68: 4.9 Short Breaks AIM Provide short
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Page 81 and 82: 4.11 Hospital & Acute Care AIM Peop
Page 83 and 84: 4.11.2 All people over the age of 6
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Page 95 and 96: APPENDIX 2: Projected prevalence of
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