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Demensplan 2020 (Dementia plan 2020)

Government of Norway; Ministry of Health Country Resources Neurological disorders including dementia Norway 2 December 2015 Policy document

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Målet med Demensplan 2020 er å skape et mer demensvennlig samfunn, som tar vare på og integrerer personer med demens i fellesskapet. Dette krever større åpenhet og økt kunnskap om demens i samfunnet generelt og i helse- og omsorgstjenestene spesielt.

Med bakgrunn i brukeres og pårørendes behov, uløste utfordringer fra dagens plan og ny kunnskap har Demensplan 2020 seks strategiske grep:
• Selvbestemmelse, involvering og deltakelse
• Forebygging
• Diagnose til rett tid og tett oppfølging etter diagnose
• Aktivitet, mestring og avlastning
• Pasientforløp med systematisk oppfølging og tilpassede tjenestetilbud
• Forskning, kunnskap og kompetanse.

(The aim of Dementia Plan 2020 to create a more dementia friendly society, which captures and integrates people with dementia in the community. This requires greater transparency and greater knowledge of dementia in society in general and within the health and care services in particular.

Based on the needs of users and their families, unresolved challenges of the current plan and new knowledge has Dementia Plan 2020 six strategic moves:
• Self-determination, involvement and participation
• Prevention
• Diagnosis timely and close monitoring after diagnosis
• Activity, coping and relief
• Patient progression with systematic monitoring and customized services
• Research, knowledge and expertise)

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