Advice Care homes: When is the right time and who decides? Advice and practical tips for carers on when is the right time for a person to be moved to a care home.
Advice LGBT: Planning ahead Advice and practical tips for planning ahead as an LGBT person living with dementia.
Advice LGBT dementia care: Planning ahead Advice and practical tips for planning ahead when supporting an LGBT person living with dementia.
Advice Deputyship This section is for people who want to become a deputy for someone living in England and Wales. It also explains the difference between deputyship and a Lasting power of attorney (LPA).
Advice Hospital discharge Advice and information for people affected by dementia on the hospital discharge process.
Information Why doesn't being someone's next of kin mean I can make decisions on their behalf? From the August/September 2015 issue of our magazine, our Ask an expert column looks at how 'next of kin' doesn't have the legal meaning we might think.
Advice 4 ways to plan ahead for the future when living with dementia Planning ahead can be difficult to think about, but it ensures your wishes are followed. Here are four things to consider when planning for the future. 03 July 2018 10
Advice Advance decision (Living wills) - more resources Get details or organisations that can help provide information about advance decisions (Living wills).
Advice Will the doctor have to follow my advance decision or advance statement? This page describes the criteria for advance decisions to be legally binding.
Advice Why should I consider making an advance decision or advance statement? This page outlines some of the benefits of making an advance decision or advance statement to plan ahead.
Advice What is an advance statement? Advance statements are similar to advance decisions, but are not the same thing.
Advice Advance decision (Living wills) This page explains different aspects of planning ahead when you have dementia ('advance care planning').
This page explains different aspects of planning ahead when you have dementia ('advance care planning').
