Greater Manchester’s Dementia Care Pathway
QUALITY STANDARDS
People in mid-life are advised that the risk of developing dementia can be reduced by making lifestyle changes
It is possible to reduce your risk of developing dementia.
Looking after your health as you age and making positive changes to such things as your diet and activity can make a difference. Many of the same things which improve general health also help reduce dementia risk and improve the health of your brain.
People in mid-life should be provided with information about how their lifestyle affects their brain health. They should be encouraged and supported to make positive changes to their lifestyle.
For extra information, evidence and best practice please scroll down to the bottom of the page.
Looking after your health as you age and making positive changes to such things as your diet and activity can make a difference. Many of the same things which improve general health also help reduce dementia risk and improve the health of your brain.
People in mid-life should be provided with information about how their lifestyle affects their brain health. They should be encouraged and supported to make positive changes to their lifestyle.
For extra information, evidence and best practice please scroll down to the bottom of the page.
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Arts and creative therapies are to be available to people experiencing cognitive decline.
Arts and creative therapies are offered to people at early stages. Arts can stimulate sensory and motor activation, encourage social engagement, stimulate learning through creativity in a failure-free environment and help build cognitive reserve.
For extra information, evidence and best practice please scroll down to the bottom of the page.
For extra information, evidence and best practice please scroll down to the bottom of the page.
Priority
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Required
Should
Ambition
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