Alzheimer's Society Podcast
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Sinopsis
Were the UKs leading dementia charity. We provide information and support, improve care, fund research, and create lasting change for people affected by dementia
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Personal care: Washing - Alzheimer's Society podcast August 2014
31/07/2014 Duración: 08minAs a person's dementia progresses, they will need more help with everyday activities such as washing and bathing. For most adults, washing is a personal and private activity and so it can be hard to adjust to this change. In this episode of the podcast we discuss helping a person with dementia with personal care.
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Personal care: Incontinence - Alzheimer's Society podcast August 2014
31/07/2014 Duración: 07minDifficulties with using the toilet, accidents and incontinence can all be problems for people with dementia, particularly as the condition progresses. These problems can be upsetting for the person and for those around them. In this episode of the podcast we talk about dealing with toilet problems and a incontinence as well as the changing dynamics for carers when the needs of a person with dementia increase.
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The Mental Capacity Act 2005 and dementia - Alzheimer's Society Podcast June 2014
30/05/2014 Duración: 08minThe Mental Capacity Act 2005 is a law that protects and supports people who do not have the ability to make decisions for themselves. This could be due to a learning disability, or a mental health problem or condition such as dementia. In this edition of the podcast we look at how the act can affect the lives of those living with dementia.
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Isolation and finding support online, Jan and David's story - Alzheimer's Society Podcast June 2013
11/04/2014 Duración: 05minWhen a loved one is diagnosed with dementia it is common for those closest to them to feel isolated and in need of some extra support and guidance. In this edition of the podcast I speak to Jan who discovered the benefits of an online forum when she signed up to Talking Point soon after her husband's diagnosis.
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Dementia and Lasting Power of Attorney - Alzheimer's Society Podcast October 2013
11/04/2014 Duración: 08minA Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal tool that allows you to appoint someone to make decisions about your finances and or health and welfare when you are no longer able to. In this edition of the podcast I speak to Alzheimer's Society information officer Sam about what a Lasting Power of Attorney is and why you might consider making one.
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Dementia: Planning your care for the future - Alzheimer's Society Podcast August 2013
11/04/2014 Duración: 07minThere are a number of things you can do to plan for your care in the future. In this edition of the podcast we look at advanced decisions, advanced statements and making your care wishes known ahead of time
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Dementia and Enduring Power of Attorney in Northern Ireland - Alzheimer's Society
11/04/2014 Duración: 07minWhen a person with dementia is no longer able to manage their own finances, there are several things they can do to ensure they are well taken care of. In this edition of the podcast we explain Enduring Power of Attorney, the processes involved in Northern Ireland.
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Dementia and driving- Alzheimer's Society Podcast April 2014
17/03/2014 Duración: 07minSomeone who is diagnosed with dementia may be able to continue driving for some time. However, they must fulfil certain legal requirements. As the person's dementia progresses, they will reach a point where they can no longer drive safely and must stop driving. Many people find this very difficult to accept. In this episode of the podcast I speak to National Dementia Helpline advisor Angelo about the legal process and how to deal with the sometimes difficult situation.
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Diagnosing dementia: My relative won't go to the doctor - Alzheimer's Society Podcast February 2014
29/01/2014 Duración: 07minIt's not uncommon for people to not want to go to the doctor. They may think there is nothing wrong or they may be aware of a problem but want it to go away. Unfortunately the problem won't go away and you may want to help your relative visit the doctor to find out what the problem is. In this edition of the podcast we talk about getting a relative to visit the doctor.