Living and Dying Well With Dementia

Free

1.0.2for iPhone, iPad

Footsqueek

Developer

Dec 18, 2015

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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17+

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About Living and Dying Well With Dementia

This free educational resource was devised for those who care for people with Dementia and aims to provide valuable information about some of the key issues in Dementia and End of Life Care. The app has been developed by experts in the field including representatives from the Alzheimer's Society, Gold Standards Framework and the End of Life Partnership.

The app is supported by a companion website http://www.dementiaendoflife.co.uk which provides supportive information; users can download a certificate of completion, take part in our evaluative survey, access our extensive document library or watch podcasts to learn more about living and dying well with dementia.

We hope that you enjoy using the resource and that it leaves you feeling better equipped to meet the challenge of supporting those with dementia to live and die well.