Current Practise for People with Dementia and Falls Carol Malone & Beckea Jones HACC Assessment Officers.

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Current Practise for People with Dementia and Falls Carol Malone & Beckea Jones HACC Assessment Officers

What Role does the HACC Assessment Service Play… Support people to remain at home Reducing Carer breakdown Building trust Engage Clients & Carers

Current Practise for People with Dementia & Falls Screening Refer on Relieve Carer burden

Case Study “Max” 54 year old gentleman Diagnosed at 52 with Early onset Dementia. Married with 2 children

Case Study “Maria” 89 year old Polish woman Living alone with Advanced Dementia Widowed with 3 living children.

Exercises at home and in the community HACC flexible respite Planned Activity Group Falls & Dementia Moving Forward with HACC

In Summary… Important Role Thinking outside the square Mutual Respect Working together