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SOUTH ASIAN VOICES ENABLING DEMENTIA CARE (SAVE-D). Factors influencing recognition of symptoms of dementia in South Asian elders: Equipping families and professionals to provide sensitive responses and early intervention

  • C.M. Giebel
  • , D. Jolley
  • , M. Zubair
  • , A. Worden
  • , D. Challis
  • , A. Lambat
  • , C. Kanani
  • , N. Purandare
  • , J. Nazroo
  • , K. Bhui
  • , V. Sudhindra Rao
  • , A. Dey
  • , DeNDRoN North West

    Research output: Contribution to conferencePoster

    Abstract

    This poster highlights different aspects of our project into the factors that contribute to the recognition of dementia in South Asian ethnic minorities, including scientific background, our current project status and recruitment, the valuable involvement of local community centres, such as LMCP Care Link and the Indian Senior Citizen Centre, and the importance of this project in relation to recent policy guidelines.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - Oct 2013
    EventLMCP Care Link World Mental Health and Older People's Day - LMCP Care Link, Manchester, UK
    Duration: 1 Oct 20131 Oct 2013

    Conference

    ConferenceLMCP Care Link World Mental Health and Older People's Day
    CityLMCP Care Link, Manchester, UK
    Period1/10/131/10/13

    Keywords

    • Dementia; South Asian; Memory problems; Ethnic minorities; Service access

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