What people with dementia want you to know about creating dementia-friendly documents.

Read about blogs, toolkits, initiatives, guidance and published research studies, that will help you when measuring the experiences of people who have dementia.

A list of studies which may be of interest for further reading.

A national survey and interview activity from Alzheimer's Society, to measure experience of people with dementia and carers.

The experience of patients with dementia has informed a ward transformation in Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital. This led to changes that help patients to be safe and well.

People with dementia ensured that their local alliance took account of the experience of people with dementia and carers to inform its priorities. 

An innovation project about sex and intimacy in care homes led by Alzheimer's Society. It shows that people with more advanced dementia can still share their experiences, through innovation and empathy.

People with dementia in Reading were able to share experience of medications by taking photographs, then discussing them with researchers.

Keech Hospice has been making improvements to ensure that staff and volunteers are dementia aware and that its environment is dementia-friendly. They did a walkthrough and observation combined with direct feedback to see how successful these changes were.

Learning how to enable people with dementia to enjoy daily living activities in their community of Culver Square in Colchester.

Improving patient experience through increased dementia awareness in professional training for medical students.

This is a project to help staff teams in GP surgeries who are supporting people with dementia.