Policies in Dementia, comparing Germany and Denmark: Policies in Dementia, comparing Germany and Denmark

Lene Berit Skov Bjerregaard

Policies in Dementia, comparing Germany and Denmark: Policies in Dementia, comparing Germany and Denmark

Lene Berit Skov Bjerregaard

Sygeplejerskeuddannelsen - Slagelse

Flensburg University of Applied Sciences

Publikation: Andet › Indlæg i netbaserede medier

Abstract

In Short
Germany as well as Denmark are focusing on the same issues regarding Dementia, as other European Countries are, too. The key issues in the national strategies are: timely diagnosis, self-determination for the person with dementia, unbroken “care chain”, better possibilities for the relief of informal carers (relatives), balanced view on assistive technology, destigmatisation and support of autonomy.

Originalsprog	Dansk
Publikationsdato	30 okt. 2016
Status	Udgivet - 30 okt. 2016

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