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Optimising treatment and care for behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia

July 28, 2011

This best practice guide has been developed in consultation with an advisory group of leading clinicians specialising in dementia. Read more »

Community support services for people with dementia: the relative costs and benefits of specialist and generic domiciliary care services

November 28, 2010

This paper provides information on the economic and individual outcomes evidence for the efficacy of different models of community support to people with dementia|and to find out whether it is more cost effective to provide specialist or generic domiciliary care services for people with dementia. Read more »

Sustainable social care: the natural environment

August 1, 2010

This briefing summarises research which considers the role of the natural environment in promoting health, wellbeing and social care. The findings highlighted include: the importance of access to local green space in promoting both physical and mental health, and in… Read more »

Extra care housing and dementia commissioning checklist

July 8, 2010

This checklist is designed to help stakeholders commission Extra Care housing schemes which meet the needs and aspirations of people with dementia and their families. Read more »

Joint commissioning framework for dementia

June 6, 2009

This framework provides best practice guidance for commissioners in the NHS and local authorities to support implementation of the National Dementia Strategy, ‘Living well with dementia’. Read more »

Housing and dementia

April 20, 2009

Information on all aspects of meeting the needs of people with dementia and their carers in housing settings. Read more »

See me, not just the dementia: understanding people's experiences of living in a care home

June 22, 2008

This report looks at the experiences of people with dementia living in care homes in England, with a particular focus on whether their care offers dignity and respect. Read more »

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Commissioning FAQs

  • Where do I start with commissioning?
  • How to engage with a range of stakeholders?
  • How do I know where needs are greatest?
  • How can I commission out-of-hours mental health care?
  • How do I manage unscheduled hospital admissions?
  • Are mental health services be more likely to be cut?
  • Is it really possible to provide effective services and save money at the same time?
  • How to commission services that help prevent severe ill health?
  • What are the most important outcomes to be achieved?
  • Who’s in charge?
  • Where can I find out more about Payment by Results?
  • How do I reduce inappropriate referrals?
  • What makes a great CCG?
  • How can I know whether our services are effective?
  • How will my performance as a commissioner be assessed?

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  • Afiya Trust
  • Association of Directors of Adult Social Services
  • British Psychological Society
  • Department of Health
  • Healthcare Financial Management Association Mental Health Finance
  • Joint Commissioning Panel for Mental Health
  • Mental Health Providers Forum
  • Mind
  • National Survivor User Network
  • New Savoy Partnership
  • NHS Confederation Mental Health Network
  • Rethink
  • Royal College of General Practitioners
  • Royal College of Nursing
  • Royal College of Psychiatrists
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