
Dementia Champions MRI
@demechampionmri
Dementia Champions Of Manchester Royal Infirmary,
St Mary’s Hospital Manchester,
Manchester Royal Eye Hospital,
University Dental Hospital Manchester
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10-07-2018 15:28:12
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Its Dementiaaction Week, join us in the Manchester Royal Infirmary Atrium and have any of your Dementia questions answered. Julia Galloway (nee Collins) Alzheimer's Society #DementiaActionWeek #UnitedAgainstDementia


We also have our Forget Me Not flower trail leading to out hand made craft stall in the Manchester Royal Infirmary atrium so please come and help us raise Dementia awarenes! #DementiaActionWeek


Thank you to all who made flowers for us today, we had so much support and because of you the day was a success. Thank you to our Activities coordinator and Julia Galloway (nee Collins) for coming to offer information. And Thank you to everyone who bought a flower or stopped #DementiaActionWeek




'My grandma has dementia, but she's still my grandma and I love her and I know she loves me.' We love this cartoon strip that Tony Husband Cartoon Archive has shared for #CarersWeek. Tony, you're so passionate about raising awareness of dementia through your work - thank so much!







A big thank you to Madeline from Home Instead UK who has raised money and supplied resources for the Therapeutic Activity Co-ordinators who work hard to provide meaningful activities for our patients Trafford Hospitals and Manchester Royal Infirmary


Inspiring our Therapeutic Activity Coordinators thank you Lime Art 😀 Lime Art Manchester

People with dementia refuse care in hospital because of how it’s delivered. Structured environments/routines make it difficult for people with dementia to communicate concerns. Ward staff shouldn’t assume resistant behaviours are always due to dementia 👇 discover.dc.nihr.ac.uk/content/signal…


📣 It’s World Alzheimer’s Month! Here’s the splendid Sir Stephen Fry to start the month off right, with a message of hope. Hope for a better future for people affected by dementia. Believe in breakthroughs this #WorldAlzMonth

