5000 ELDERLY DIE WAITING
Julie Cross, Courier Mail 13-02-26 Almost 5000 older people died waiting for appropriate aged care support at home in a year, new data has revealed. And in an illustration of […]
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Dementia and Related Disorders Conference 2025
Dementia and Related Disorders Conference 2025 Friday, 26th September 9 am- 10 am Registration and morning tea 10 am – 3 pm Lectures, Workshops, Expo Stands Lunch 12.30 pm –
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Dementia & Related Disorders Conference 2024
Dementia: Changes, Care and Connections This FREE Conference is a ONE-STOP SHOP for information and support on dementia and aged care. Networking among people with dementia and related disorders like
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Conference 2023: Dementia Outlook-one day at a time
The focus of Conference is on Occupation and Activities. There are many benefits of being engaged in meaningful recreational activities and prescribed therapy. Dr Matovic is studying socialization and brain
Dementia Month September 2023 Events:
Apart from the regular events of: Wellness Group – Ageless Grace Exercises with Vicki Doolan on Tuesdays, 10 am – 12 noon at Laurel Springs Village, Nambour (Sept 5th, 12th,
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Dementia and Related Disorders Conference 2021
The Sunshine Coast Dementia Network is proud to announce its Conference programme which provides a wealth of knowledge and experience. The key note speakers are: Dr Lavinia Codd, is the
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The Value of social interactions
A quality of life Human beings need social interaction with others to stimulate thought, discussion, problem-solving, share stories and experiences and simply to have laughter and a sense of freedom
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Dementia Catch-up Cuppa
The social gathering of people with dementia and family carers enjoyed a social catch-up at the Nambour RSL on 10th September, 2020. Ken, a family care said, “it was lovely”.
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Dementia Month 2020
Dementia Month 2020 Dementia Conference 2020: Under the Umbrella Monday, 21st September. 10 am – 3 pm at Mooloolaba TAFE, Sunshine Coast, Qld, Australia. Alzheimer’s disease is the major form