RBWM - Dementia Friendly Community - Presenter: Marianne Hiley, BCF. Jesal Dhokia, Healthy Ageing Lead Paula King and Nikki Wilcock, NestHome Care

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1 RBWM - Dementia Friendly Community - Presenter: Marianne Hiley, BCF. Jesal Dhokia, Healthy Ageing Lead Paula King and Nikki Wilcock, NestHome Care

2 Living with Dementia In the Royal Borough People aged 65 and over predicted to have dementia, by age and gender, projected to 2030 in the Royal Borough Year People aged predicted to have dementia People aged predicted to have dementia People aged predicted to have dementia People aged predicted to have dementia People aged predicted to have dementia People aged 90 and over predicted to have dementia ,066 Total population aged 65 and over predicted to have dementia 2,006 2,327 2,770 3,293

3 RBWM Committed To Supporting Residents With Dementia Since 2012 RBWM Action Plan divided into the four themes of the national dementia strategy under which the key objectives sit and now include the objectives listed in the DH Outcomes doc. which focus on activities that are likely to have the greatest impact on improving quality outcomes for people with dementia and their carers. Theme 1 Raising awareness and understanding Theme 2 - Early diagnosis and support Theme 3 Living well with dementia/ Improved community personal support services. Theme 4 Strategy implementation

4 RBWM Committed To Supporting The Dementia Across GP Practices HS ndso Ascot d aiden ad G o of actice CCG Diagnosis rate % Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov- Dec- Jan Top practices: South meadow Symons Runnymede Lowest diagnosis rates in Clarence Woodlands park Sheet Street 45.42

5 Windsor and Maidenhead and Its Neighbours

6 Alignment of clinical services memory clinics Dementia care advisers Social prescribing Assistive technology promotion events Carer identification and support services CBT for carers Where we are now? MANY INITIATIVES AND SUCCESSES EOLC Care Homes quality GP practice engagement data analysis, diagnostic tools Falls prevention Integrated community teams and hubs Boyn Grove Dementia directory local activities Frailty and anticipatory care programmes

7 Working to DELIVER a number of changes at a local level 1. Reducing variation in early diagnosis rates across practices 2. Ensuring residents who are diagnosed with dementia are provided with appropriate and timely advice and support to live well, avoid hospital admissions and maintain independence 3. To work towards Dementia Friendly Communities

8 WHERE DO WE WANT TO BE? More aligned Outcome focussed Better Equality of access Listening to resident/patient needs Research led Learning from others Cross boundary opportunities Innovation

9 Early Diagnosis: Across all GP surgeries Support: Specialist support and prevention services Awareness Dementia Friendly Communities. Personal outcome: Live Long & Prosper

10 Dementia Friendly Communities by NestHome Care

11 What is a Dementia Action Alliance (DAA)? Set-up by The Alzheimer's Society 150 DAAs within the UK who connect, share best practice and take action on dementia. Everything we do is in partnership, and informed by people living with dementia, and those that care for them. Formed in 2010 with the launch of the National Dementia Declaration. This saw members commit to action that radically improve the lives of people living with dementia. Today, our members continue to make commitments, using their collective expertise to influence Government policy and societal attitudes towards dementia. A DAA is an easy and proven structure for creating a dementia friendly community (DFC) A Local Alliance can be established at any level, be it a village, city, county or even a region.

12 WHAT A DAA DO? Action Dementia Action Alliance captures and promotes best practice, enabling it to benefit many more people. Learn Members come together to share best practice and learn about the latest trends and innovations from across health and social care. We enable this through our events programme that includes roundtables, conferences and webinars. Campaign Members come together to influence system-wide change and campaign on major issues within health and social care affecting people living with dementia.

13 Aims of the new WAM DAA To ensure that the voices of people with dementia, their carers and families are heard and guide the work of the DAA. To seek membership from local businesses and organisations to identify current and future projects, share resources and work in partnership to raise awareness of dementia within the community. Identify & increase the number of 'Dementia Friends' Champions to carry out sessions to the public, businesses, services etc More 'Dementia Friends' information sessions. To establish and maintain information sharing.

14 Current WAM DAA Membership The Alzheimer s Society RBWM Fire and Rescue Libraries Community wardens FHTF Care UK Windsor Castle Metro Bank FG Saunders Pharmacy Runnymead Surgery (Dr Charles Walker) Old Windsor Parish Council Maidenhead Chamber of Commerce People to Places Spencer Denney Centre Colostomy UK Signal4carers RBWM Programme Lead, Healthy Ageing, Public Health

15 WAM DAA Nest steps First meeting launch on 5 March Discuss & Agree Terms of reference Evidence & Research Actions Action for DAW (w/c 22 May) Set up Twitter account

16 Upcoming Opportunities for the Health and Wellbeing Board Build on good work and support the work of local partners to work towards early diagnosis by Primary Care Support DAA to embed the concept of Dementia Friendly Communities To support a public awareness campaign, 2 per year