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2 Program Mind your Mind a brief overview Evidence based research what does it show? The National Strategy Panel unique contributions from across the nation Questions and Comments from the audience
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4 Mind your Mind Seven Signposts Mind your Brain Mind your Body Mind your Diet Mind your Health Checks Mind your Social Life Mind your Habits Mind your Head
5 DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION STRATEGIES AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH 2007 ALZHEIMER S AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE Jocelyn Angus Ph.D - Victoria University Jane Sims Ph.D - Monash University Susan Feldman Ph.D Monash University Harriet Radermacher Ph.D Monash University 5
6 DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Acknowledgements Victoria University acknowledges the input, support and funding from Alzheimer's Australia (VIC) for this Project. Further reading: Angus, J., Sims, J., Feldman, S. & Radermacher, H Can other key national health priority areas inform community-based intervention strategies to reduce the risk of dementia? A review of the evidence. For publication. Angus, J., Sims, J., Radermacher, H. & Feldman, S The effectiveness of social marketing in community awareness of public health issues: Implications for dementia-risk reduction. For publication. For further information : jocelyn.angus@vu.edu.au 6
7 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Background to Project A limited but accelerating body of research supports a range of lifestyle strategies aimed at lowering the community s dementia risk Very limited empirical evidence concerning dementia community intervention strategies Increasing demand for awareness and knowledge of dementia across the community 7
8 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Aims Identify national health priority areas that have high effectiveness in preventative community intervention strategies Explore key determinants & options that have the highest utility for dementia risk reduction strategies in the Australian community To identify the importance of social marketing & the mass media for dementia risk reduction strategies 8
9 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Research Methods Extensive and systematic search of: Electronic databases and published sources Websites of key organizations Reference lists of existing reviews and RCT s In addition: Interviews with representatives from major peak body organisations The search strategy was devised and refined in conjunction with an expert advisory group 9
10 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION National Health Priority Community Intervention Strategies Targeted for Dementia Risk Reduction Cardiovascular risk factors Diabetes prevention Screening for cancers 10
11 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Heart Promotion Strategies Can Inform Dementia Risk Most cases of dementia have a common vascular pathology Intervention strategies directed towards vascular risk factors could make a significant impact on delaying the onset of mixed state dementia syndromes Strategies categorizing the risk factors of dementia according to upstream, midstream and downstream variables may provide a useful framework 11
12 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Diabetes Interventions Can Inform Dementia Risk Current evidence in diabetes intervention strategies suggests the need to centre community participation at multiple levels directed towards: Risk reduction and/or The advantages of early diagnosis 12
13 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Cancer Interventions Can Inform Dementia Risk Research evidence related to improving screening rates to reduce the risk of cancer is likely to offer greater insight for dementia risk reduction Valid and cost efficient methods to screen people for risk factors associated with cognitive impairment is an important first step towards effective risk reduction of dementia Screening for early stage dementia has important implications for the identification of existing risk factors such as diabetes that may delay the progress of dementia 13
14 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION A life course approach to community education Targeting: Overweight children, young people and adults to reduce weight and risk of high blood pressure. Middle aged men and older people with existing hypertension. Those with high fat diets, low intake of vegetable and omega-3 fats or with high serum cholesterol and low HDL cholesterol levels Type II diabetics and those at high risk Possibly those at risk of depression - young men, older men, new mothers, carers and those with existing depression 14
15 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Key contextual determinants for effective Community Education Programs The role of Collaborative Partnerships Community Development and Engagement Health Promotion Settings 15
16 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Options for Dementia Risk Reduction Strategies Piggy back onto existing health promotion programs Identify the most important risk factors & develop a focused dementia risk reduction program Focus on particular at risk population group and identify the dementia risk reduction strategy. 16
17 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION The importance of Social Marketing The key message is: target specific communities and settings with appropriate and tailored message provide repeated, sustained exposure to maximise their impact 17
18 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION The role of the Mass Media Leading outlet for informing the public about health issues Positive impact on the uptake of health services and healthy behaviours Significant impact when complemented by other collateral efforts to reduce barriers to behaviour change Needs to be of sufficient duration, reach and quality to compete successfully with other paid advertising and product-induced behaviour change 18
19 COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION Conclusion Transferability of findings to dementia risk reduction remains to be empirically tested Evidence would suggest that dementia risk reduction interventions are required at an individual, community and population levels 19
20 DEMENTIA RISK REDUCTION STRATEGIES AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH 2007 ALZHEIMER S AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE Jocelyn Angus Ph.D - Victoria University Jane Sims Ph.D - Monash University Susan Feldman Ph.D Monash University Harriet Radermacher Ph.D Monash University 20
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22 Mind your Mind National Strategy Print Media Marketing Collateral Filler Ads Community Service Announcements
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24 Mind your Mind Marketing collateral
25 Mind your Mind Marketing collateral
26 Mind your Mind Marketing collateral
27 Mind your Mind Filler ads
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32 Panel discussion and brain teasers next
33 Brain teaser time What does this represent? Belt Hitting Answer: Hitting below the belt
34 Panel Presentations Queensland Shana Day South Australia Marie Alford Tasmania Allison Bligh Western Australia Claire Sherwood Victoria David Oliver
35 Alzheimer s Australia (Qld) Mind Your Mind Queensland
36 Alzheimer s Australia (Qld) The newest state member of the National Alzheimer s Australia network
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38 Memory Road Show Alzheimer s Australia (Qld) Mind Your Mind Memory & Ageing Intro to Dementia
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41 Go the maroons
42 Mind your Mind South Australia Marie Alford Team Leader Services Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
43 Make medicine your food, and food your medicine, Hippocrates Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
44 How to capture their attention Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
45 Food Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
46 Mind your Brain Mind your Body Mind your Social Life Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
47 Cooking Shows Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
48 Where to from here for Alzheimer s SA? Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
49 Thank you Thanks to Sarah Hennessy Mead CIO And AASA Community Programs Team for delivering these messages to the public Alzheimer s Australia SA Inc
50 Minding the Community Mind in Tasmania Penny Clifford - Launceston Office Allison Bligh - Hobart Office
51 Mind your Mind Van This is Hobart s Mind your Mind resource van. The van can be used when we go to rural & remote areas to give people an overall experience of what services are available at Alzheimers Australia, Tas. The van has books, videos, dvd s, a selection of sensory stimulation items, help sheets & services guides plus many more interesting items to view.
52 Where do we go? There are over 35 community houses in Tasmania & 25 houses have participated in the Mind your Mind program. We travel all over Tasmania from the very top at Flinders Island to the very bottom at Dover and all the areas in between. Our audience group is usually 65+ and they are all very interested in hearing the information. Many wish that they had access to this information when they looked after their mother or fathers. The areas in which we are delivering the program are the high unemployment, low socioeconomic areas.
53 Who are the people in our neighbourhood? Rokeby Community House Chigwell Community House Women s Karadi Aboriginal Corporation Westwinds Community House West Moonah Community House Dorset Community House Bridgewater Photo s supplied by Tasmanian Association of Community Houses. Ulverstone Community House Fingal Valley Neighbourhood House
54 How many people have we informed? As of the 25 th May 2007 we have been able to deliver the program to 752 Tasmania people!
55 Who are the people in our neighbourhood? Rokeby Community House Chigwell Community House Women s Karadi Aboriginal Corporation Westwinds Community House West Moonah Community House Dorset Community House Bridgewater Photo s supplied by Tasmanian Association of Community Houses. Ulverstone Community House Fingal Valley Neighbourhood House
56 What has the response been? Some of the responses Great informative session. We wish we had known about this before. Very useful for me. Interactive session. I enjoyed it greatly. Content very relevant. Good to know that some of my memory loss is normal. Enjoyed talking to others in an open & friendly environment about this subject.
57 Thank you.
58 WESTERN AUSTRALIA
59 Strategic Framework (Phase 3 - Corporate) Mind your Mind - Victoria
60 Community Education
61 Program Promotion Shopping Centre & Conference Kit
62 Program Promotion
63 Significant Events
64 MIND your DIET Thursday September 28th
65 MIND your HEALTH CHECKS? Monday October 2nd
66 MIND your BODY Wednesday October 4th
67 Significant Events MIF&GS March April 2007
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69 BRAINTEASERS
70 EXAMPLE C C O O U U N T T R R Y Y
71 R R O A D A D
72 R E A D I N G
73 WEAR LONG
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75 THE SAND
76 Count every " F" in the following text: FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTI FIC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS...
77 ANSWERS: Cross roads Reading between the lines Long underwear Last but not least Head in the sand There are 6 f s in this statement!!
78 THANK YOU
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