Learning from a hospital site visit 'walk through', to improve patient experience. for people with dementia.

Read about different ways organisations can become dementia-friendly, including assessments, adjustments, inclusive design and professional development. This section covers GP practices, hospitals, hospices, care homes and more.

Using low cost, easy to use, technology to connect people with dementia, so they can be actively involved together in community life, across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. 

Groups of people who had dementia helped Alzheimer's Society to redesign an important resource for people affected by dementia.

University Hospital Southampton worked with people who had dementia, to find out how to make their hospital wards more dementia friendly.

A project in Bristol co-developed films in different languages, so they could reach more people with dementia.

A quick, low cost, way to reach people affected by dementia, including people not already known to your service.

The charity MacIntyre used coproduction to create an easy-read version of the Dementia Statements, working with people who have dementia.

Read about solutions to improve experiences and outcomes for diverse populations, and how these solutions were informed by research with people who have dementia.

Read about a way of tackling loneliness and isolation in people with dementia, by improving experiences for peer networking.

A project in Kent used co-production to design a new role to improve the experience of people living with dementia.

Read about a befriending and peer support service in Gloucestershire, and how they supported a volunteer with progressing dementia.