UK Dementia Congress
Harrogate, 5-7 November, 2007
UK DEMENTIA CONGRESS 2007 PRESENTATIONSClick on the links below to download the Powerpoint presentations that accompanied the keynote speeches at the UK Dementia Congress. Please note the file sizes, and that it may take a while for some of the presentations to download.
MONDAY 5TH NOVEMBER 2007
PLENARY SESSION Main Auditorium
TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2007
PLENARY SESSIONS Main Auditorium
BREAKFAST WORKSHOPS 8.30 - 9.30am
LUNCHTIME DISCUSSIONS 1.20pm - 2.05pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS 11.50am - 1.00pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS 3.10 - 4.20pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS 4.50 - 6.00pm
WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2007
PLENARY SESSIONS (Main Auditorium)
14.55-15.40am
BREAKFAST WORKSHOPS 8.10 - 9.10am
LUNCHTIME DISCUSSIONS 12.50 - 13.35pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS 11.20am - 12.30pm
PARALLEL SESSIONS 13.40am - 14.50pm
PLENARY SESSION Main Auditorium
- 6.20-7.30pm
The motion: Lies can play an important role in delivering person-centred care
Proposer: Ian James, lead clinical psychologist, Centre for the Health of the Elderly, Newcastle
Opposer: Jackie Pool, independent occupational therapy consultant and MD of Jackie Pool Associates Download here pdf 280kb
TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 2007
PLENARY SESSIONS Main Auditorium
- 10.00-11.20am
'Its your future': Representatives from the 2nd UK Convention of people with dementia, held in October 2007
From both sides of the curtain:
Dr Daphne Wallace retired old age psychiatrist, Yorkshire, who now herself has a diagnosis of dementia
Download here pdf 74k - 2.10-3.05pm
The Tom Kitwood Memorial Lecture
Dawn Brooker, Professor of Dementia Studies, University of Bradford
Download here pdf 944kb
BREAKFAST WORKSHOPS 8.30 - 9.30am
- Care Homes: Last Refuge or a positive choice?
Maria Parsons London Centre for Dementia Care & Buz Loveday Dementia Trainers
Download here pdf 496kb - Creating therapeutic environments for people with dementia - the ProActive system
Jackie Pool Jackie Pool Associates
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LUNCHTIME DISCUSSIONS 1.20pm - 2.05pm
- Public and patient involvement in dementia research
Steve Iliffe University College London & Susanne Sorenson Alzheimer's Society
Download here pdf 728kb - Student experience of putting dementia studies education into practice
Claire Surr University of Bradford & Jo Crossland Dewsbry & District Hospital
Download here pdf 72kb - Quality of life in care homes
Tom Owen My Home Life network & David Francis Comission for Social Care Inspection
Download here pdf 180kb
PARALLEL SESSIONS 11.50am - 1.00pm
- Main Auditorium:
- Evidence-based design for people with dementia: Developing a new generation of care homes
Damian Utton Director, Pozzoni Design Group, Manchester
Download here pdf 3.3MB - How 'green' is your dementia care environment? Ecological sustainability and connection to nature - getting it right for the person and the planet
Garuth Chalfont Chalfont Design, Sheffield
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- Evidence-based design for people with dementia: Developing a new generation of care homes
- Responding to distress and challenging behaviors in people with dementia - applying the Mental Capacity Act practice
Jackie Pool Jackie Pool Associates
Download here pdf 220kb - Evidence-based practice...
- Updates on evidence-based practice: clinical psychology:
The effectiveness of a pstchological appriach for the tratment of challenging behaviours
Ian James Centre for the Health of the Elderly
Download here pdf 236kb - Speech and language therapy: a specialist swallowing team for dementia care
Jennie Powell Cardiff and Vale NHS Trust
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- Updates on evidence-based practice: clinical psychology:
- My Home Life: the evidence base for quality of life in care homes
Tom Owen, Help the Aged and City University
Download here pdf 948kb - Everything you ever wanted to know about...
- Feelings come first: 'challenging' behaviour is an expression of needs and emotions
David Sheard, Dementia Care Matters
Download here pdf 96kb - The brain and behaviour
Dr Elizabeth Anderson Bradford Dementia Group
Download here pdf 216kb
- Feelings come first: 'challenging' behaviour is an expression of needs and emotions
PARALLEL SESSIONS 3.10 - 4.20pm
- Models of group living:
The Village, Brightwater Care Group, Western Australia
Rejane Le Grange previously care manager of The Village
Download here pdf 3.8MB - 'Being': what does it really take to achieve a person-centred approach in dementia care?
David M Sheard Director, Dementia Care Matters
Download here pdf 2.7MB - Evidence-based practice
- New directions in dementia research Research on dementia in primary care
Professor Steve Iliffe University College London
Download here pdf 40kb - Quality of life for people with dementia in extra care housing
Rachael Dutton Dementia Voice/Housing 21
Download here pdf 592kb
- New directions in dementia research Research on dementia in primary care
- Good practice:
- Consulting on plans for new care homes and sheltered housing
Sue Heiser and Rachael Litherland
Download here pdf 204kb - Consultation and inclusion at branch level
Johanne Mears Download here pdf 84kb
- Consulting on plans for new care homes and sheltered housing
- Early diagnosis and treatment of dementia
Professor Stephen Curran University of Huddersfield
Download here pdf 84kb - Everything you ever wanted to know about...
What makes good dementia care: Person-centred care, Psychosocial approaches, Dementia Care Mapping
Professor Dawn Brooker and Paul Edwards Bradford Dementia Group
Download here pdf 934kb
PARALLEL SESSIONS 4.50 - 6.00pm
- Main Auditorium:
- Changes that can transform everyday life in a care home environment: living, working, learning and being together
Anita Bland & Justine DaSilva Springwood Residential Care Home
Download pdf 1.6MB - Evidence-based changes that led to reduced falls, better nutrition and more enjoyable mealtimes
Katy Jenks, BUPA Download pdf 580kb
- Changes that can transform everyday life in a care home environment: living, working, learning and being together
- Workshop: Improving services and support for people with dementia and their carers
Nadine Schofield & team from the National Older People's Mental Health Programme
Download pdf 200kb - Evidence-based practice
- Vascular dementia: research into practice. Raising awareness and reducing the risk
Susanne Sorensen, Head of Research, Alzheimer's Society
Download pdf 268kb - A pro-active and positive approach in a primary care setting
Dr Ian Greaves, Gnosall Health Centre
Download pdf 664kb - Health promotion in vascular dementia
Jackie Kindell, Alzheimer's Society Stockport branch & Norma Barber, carer
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- Vascular dementia: research into practice. Raising awareness and reducing the risk
- Good practice:
- The PEACH philosophy in practice.
Ben Hudson Dementia Care Partnership
Download pdf 212kb - Involving people with dementia and carers in the services they receive.
Marie Innes, Alzheimer Scotland
Download pdf 72kb
- The PEACH philosophy in practice.
- Care Homes:
- Transforming knowledge into practice: training staff to use psychosocial interventions to reduce neuroleptic prescribing
Jane Fossey, University of Oxford.
Download pdf 228kb - The Protection of Vulnerable Adults List: does this safeguard people with dementia?
Professor Jill Manthorpe, Kings College London.
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- Transforming knowledge into practice: training staff to use psychosocial interventions to reduce neuroleptic prescribing
- Drugs in dementia care: When? Why? What? Where? How? (anti-dementia drugs, antidepressants, neuroleptics)
Professor Stephen Curran Professor of Psychopharmacology, University of Huddersfield
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WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2007
PLENARY SESSIONS (Main Auditorium)
- 9.20-10.50am
- Where we are and where we're going: medical and scientific advances in dementia care
Professor James Lindesay, Professor of Psychiatry for the Elderly, University of Leicester - Taking dementia care forward in the future
Nadine Schofield, National Lead, National Older People's Mental Health Programme
Chair: Professor Jill Manthorpe, King's College London
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- Global dementia care: the way ahead.
Dr Jacob Roy Kuriakose Consultant at the Malankara Medical Mission Hospital, Kerala, India
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BREAKFAST WORKSHOPS 8.10 - 9.10am
- Being a butterfly: a simple technique for care staff to improve quality of life for people with dementia care in care homes
David M Sheard
download pdf 132kb - Is Big Brother watching you? Ethical issues around the use of assistive technology
Celia Price
download pdf 12.4MB - The Mental Capacity Act 2005 Sara Wilcox download pdf 300kb
- Care Planning Brenda Walker & Sue Manterfield download pdf 204kb
LUNCHTIME DISCUSSIONS 12.50 - 13.35pm
- Do we need dementia care specialists in the community? Daren Felgate & Polly Hauxwell download pdf 24kb)
- Animals and people with dementia - risks and benefits
Jane Fossey
download pdf 436kb - Research involving people with dementia: the consent process and ethical issues
Jenny LaFontaine
download pdf 44kb & Rhonda Knight download pdf 132kb - Communication resources and training aids:
A chance to try out the RememberMe game and training pack with Jo Alexjuk
download pdf 879kb
& Training mats with Joan Murphy
PARALLEL SESSIONS 11.20am - 12.30pm
- Main Auditorium:
- Care homes and quality of care: why is it so hard to change and sustain improvements?
Graham Stokes, consultant clinical psychologist
download pdf 124kb - Challenging barriers and psychosocial factors in the care home environment
Paul Whitby, Avon and Wiltshire Partnership, NHS Trust
download pdf 614kb
- Care homes and quality of care: why is it so hard to change and sustain improvements?
- Workshop: Improving services and support for people with dementia and their carers
Nadine Schofield & team from the National Older People's Mental Health Programme
download pdf 200kb - Relationships: Sustaining relationships in dementia care - maintaining quality of life for all concerned
Professor Bob Woods
download pdf 260kb - Black and minority ethnic groups:
- Personalising dementia services: understanding Sikh carers in Wolverhampton.
Neil Moreland, for dementia plus and Karan Juttla, University of Keele
download pdf 212kb - Cultural issues and dementia: recognising and addressing the needs of ethnic minority families.
Julia Botsford
download pdf 164kb
- Personalising dementia services: understanding Sikh carers in Wolverhampton.
- End-of-life care
- Addressing end-of-life care for people with dementia
Alison Blight, National Council for Palliative Care
download pdf 119kb - Supporting carers at end of life
Jenny Henderson, Alzheimer Scotland
download pdf 871kb
- Addressing end-of-life care for people with dementia
- Evidence-based practice:
- Updates: Occupational therapy in dementia care
Jennifer Wenborn, University College London
download pdf 345kb - Falls and risk management: evidence based practice
Clare Leonard, Chartered Physiotherapists in Mental Healthcare
download pdf 264kb
- Updates: Occupational therapy in dementia care
PARALLEL SESSIONS 13.40am - 14.50pm
- Main Auditorium:
- Research update - Quality of life for people with dementia in care homes
Professor Martin Orrell, University College London
download pdf 232kb - A challenge to change: building a self-audit approach into a care organisation?s quality improvement cycles
Maria Parsons, London Centre for Dementia Care
download pdf 168kb
- Research update - Quality of life for people with dementia in care homes
- Workshop: A person-centred understanding of behaviour that challenges us: barriers to changing the way we've always worked
Graham Stokes, consultant clinical psychologist
download pdf 64kb - Community Mental Health Nursing:
- Community Mental Health Nursing in dementia care: a role under threat?
Professor John Keady, University of Manchester
download pdf 796kb - The care home liaison team
Joanne Hirst, NHS Trust
download pdf 264kb
- Community Mental Health Nursing in dementia care: a role under threat?
- Communication: Using 'Talking Mats' with people with dementia
Joan Murphy, University of Stirling and Sylvia Cox, independent consultant
download pdf 716kb - Spirituality in dementia care: What do we mean by spirituality? What are the implications for working with people with dementia and carers?
Panel discussion chaired by Barbara Pointon
download pdf 112kb - Training:
- Training a dementia specialist team: a 'whole organisation' approach
Christine Gillham, Corinne Goodson and John Gould
download pdf 156kb - Developing dementia care practice through sharing: team building and action learning sets
Penny Hibberd University of Canterbury/DSDC South East
download pdf 256kb
- Training a dementia specialist team: a 'whole organisation' approach