Resources

Information for providers of in-home care regarding coronavirus (COVID-19) and supporting people living with dementia.

Provides information about good medicine management to enable you and your family, friends and carers to actively participate in the management of your medicines.

Palliative care is an approach that improves the quality of life of people and their family and carers who are facing concerns associated with a life-limiting illness. This sheet from palliAGED provides information for care workers about palliative care.

People with advanced dementia may show behaviour that is very different to how they usually are. This sheet from palliAGED provides information for care workers about behavioural changes in advanced dementia.

Dementia is a group of diseases affecting the brain. Over time the person loses everyday skills. This sheet from palliAGED provides information for care workers about advanced dementia.

This helpsheet provides information on why it may be appropriate to introduce a simulated pet to a person with dementia, who is likely to benefit, how to introduce a simulated pet to a person with dementia, interaction activities and precautions.

This helpsheet is a useful guide to consider the use of music and personalised playlists to encourage engagement of a person living with dementia.

This position paper provides background information on the use of murals in care settings, issues around the lack of evidence-based research in murals having positive outcomes for people with dementia, and critically examines some common assumptions on the use of murals in the care setting.

This helpsheet details when the use of a GPS may be appropriate, consent, and what to consider when introducing and using a GPS.

This helpsheet outlines why you might consider introducing a doll as a therapeutic intervention and who is likely to benefit.