New Zealand Framework for Dementia Care
New Zealand Parliament
Ministry of Health New Zealand
Country Resources
Neurological disorders including dementia
Mental Health Service Standards
New Zealand
1 November 2013
Guidelines
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It aims to help people with dementia and their families and whānau to maximise their independence and wellbeing by reducing stigmas and providing clear, comprehensive information and an integrated, holistic approach to dementia care and support.To this end, it provides a guide that district health boards (DHBs) can use as they work with primary, secondary and community health and social support services (including social, information, emergency and housing) to develop clear, consistent, well-resourced and easily accessible dementia care pathways.
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