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Title: Cognitive impairment symbol: creating dementia friendly organisations. A report for Alzheimer's Australia. Paper 32, May, 2013.
Institutional Author: Alzheimer's Australia
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Alzheimer's Australia Inc.
Place of publication: Kingston, ACT
Pages: 19
Series/Report no.: Alzheimers Australia. Papers
Abstract: Ballarat Health Services (Mark Yates) developed a symbol for cognitive impairment which is illustrated in this report (Figure 1). This was developed as part of a comprehensive project conducted by Ballarat Health Services in 2003 to introduce a Cognitive Impairment Identifier (CII) symbol incorporating staff training and education. The results of the study overlap with findings from a Dementia Symbol Research Project undertaken in 2008 in which consumers highlighted their preference for a small, abstract symbol in an acceptable colour to be released in conjunction with staff education in the various settings.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11054/920
Resource Link: https://www.fightdementia.org.au/research-and-publications/publications/numbered-publications
ISBN: 9781921570285
Internal ID Number: 00897
Health Subject: COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IDENTIFIER
COMMUNICATION
DEMENTIA CARE IN HOSPITALS PROGRAM (DCHP)
DEMENTIA SYMBOL RESEARCH PROJECT
DEMENTIA TOOLKIT
Type: Book
Appears in Collections:Research Output

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