The environment where care is delivered for a person living with dementia is critical for wellbeing
The environment where care is delivered for a person living with dementia can greatly impact their quality of life. CDPC researchers have examined community, acute, residential care environments and have brought together evidence-based information, resources, and recommendations about optimal care environments to inform people with dementia, their families and care providers.
The environment where care is delivered for a person living with dementia can greatly impact their quality of life. CDPC researchers have examined community, acute, residential care environments and have brought together evidence-based information, resources, and recommendations about optimal care environments to inform people with dementia, their families and care providers.
These pages have the CHOPs resources and links to the dedicated website on best practice on screening, assessment and care for people with dementia in the hospital environment and what constitutes a quality aged care residential environment and how this can be measured.These pages have the CHOPs resources and links to the dedicated website on best practice on screening, assessment and care for people with dementia in the hospital environment and what constitutes a quality aged care residential environment and how this can be measured.
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Measuring care quality
Learn more about the tools and research used to measure care quality, quality of life, and cost-effectiveness in aged care.
Our dementia research
The CDPC focuses on developing evidence-based guidelines and tools to implement best practice dementia care in the clinical, care and community environments on these themes: