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Bradford Dementia Monopoly

GO

Development of

the dementia

workforce team

Spread the word Develop

people’s

interest

Work stream

groups

Champion

dementia

Dementia

Pathway and

Assessment

Education Environment Communication

Spreading

the

innovation

Accolades

and Awards

Challenges

ahead

Development of the Dementia work stream

Head of Nursing – lead for Dementia

Break down priority/achievable objectives using the national dementia

strategy as a framework

Spreading the word

Dementia work shops

Invite colleagues to share ideas

Look at the impact within our trust

Work with voluntary organisations and charities

Nursing Midwifery forum

Visiting the wards

Develop peoples interest

Develop four work streams

Trust representatives from all areas to sign up

Engage with voluntary and charitable organisations

Executive engagement

Estates engagement

Dementia Champions

Working with Bradford dementia group

Develop dementia champion training

Develop a role description

Monthly champion meetings

Work stream groups

To develop terms and references for 4 work stream group

Each work stream group to develop aims and objectives

Feed into a dementia Project board

Feed into executive board

Dementia Pathway and Assessment Group

Implement the Dementia Find CQUIN

Promote and educate staff on the CQUIN

Support staff with its implementation

Review and evaluate the tool and data

Cultural sensitive tool

Dementia Pathway Visual Tool

Education

Dementia awareness session, Full day and a two hour interactive session

for NCSS

Review and evaluation of sessions

Impact on practitioners care planning and delivery

The challenge of medical staff

Sustainability/content of sessions

Invite other local trusts to Dementia awareness sessions

Environment

Enhancing the healing environment/Kings fund Project

Develop main principles around the trust

Dementia friendly design guidance

Share knowledge and ideas

Challenge design, be creative, think out of the box

Don’t set yourself up to fail

St Luke's project, first design of its kind on a large scale

Communication

Dementia on the agenda

Web site/newsletters

Public information leaflets

Forget me not tool/support and guidance

Forget me not bag

Spreading the innovation

Encourage and support other trusts with projects designs

Attend conferences around the country, sharing our innovative ideas and

not so good ideas

Integration with community partners, charitable and voluntary

organisation

Support our Regional and Local DAA

Take part in research and audits

Awards and accolades

Through Commitment and hard work

Winners of the ‘Building Better Health Care Award 2012’, Best Interior

Design’

‘Working towards becoming dementia friendly’ 2013/14 by the National

DAA, first Hospital Trust in England

Challenges ahead

Embed the forget me not tool

Adopt patient centred culture

Develop relationships, provide support to trust staff

Review and evaluate the patient and carer’s experience

Transparency of care

Integration within community care services

Develop a research group in partnership with Bradford University and Bradford Institute Health

and research

Develop the new bread of dementia champions

Volunteer dementia therapists

Bradford Dementia

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