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Queensland Health Dementia Framework 2010-2014

Queensland Health; Queensland Government Country Resources Neurological disorders including dementia Queensland 1 January 2010 Policy document

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The Queensland Health Dementia Framework 2010-2014 contains strategies and actions that will deliver improved outcomes for people with dementia in all settings and irrespective of the primary focus of treatment.

The Queensland Health Dementia Framework 2010-2014 anticipates a person-centred approach that includes:

- The promotion of healthy ageing strategies across the lifespan
- Earlier screening, diagnosis and/or referral to specialist services
- More standardized eligibility and diagnostic assessment
- More accessible and coordinated quality care
- A more highly trained workforce
- Support for carers and families
- Support for the research agenda

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