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Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia have access to a timely and accurate diagnosis of dementia.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia feel empowered and enabled to exercise rights and choice, maintain their identity and to be treated with dignity and equity.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia maintain their best level of physical, mental, social and emotional wellbeing.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia have access to individuals, groups and organisations that can support their spiritual or personal beliefs and reflect their cultural wishes.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia have access to quality services and can continue to participate in community life and valued activities.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia feel safe and secure and are able to be as independent as possible.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia are able to maintain valued relationships and networks, and have the opportunity to develop new ones, both personal and professional.
Quality of Life Outcome Indicator
People with dementia, their families, friends and carers, have access to the information, education and support that enhances the wellbeing of the person with dementia and those that support them.
What's in it for me?
Every day you want to make a positive contribution to people’s lives.
This framework helps you to identify the specific knowledge and skills you need within your role to provide the highest quality, effective and most appropriate care and support for people with dementia, their families and carers. It also guides you towards educational resources you will need to develop and learn.
What's in it for service users?
This framework is ultimately designed to improve the quality and effectiveness of the assistance, support and care available for people with dementia, their families and carers. The emphasis is on creating a workforce which is person centred, knowledgeable and skilled in supporting people to maximise their potential by building on their strengths and to enjoy the best quality of care they can.