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Scotland’s National Dementia Strategy 2017-2020

Community Health and Social Care Directorate Country Resources Scotland 28 June 2017 Policy document

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This strategy aims to address three challenges:
-To provide personal and flexible support for people living with dementia across a range of settings, including home and hospital.
-To build on the progress made around support after diagnosis and throughout the course of the illness.
-Finally, to respond to the increasing proportion of older people with dementia.

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