Graham A. Jackson is Emeritus Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia Care at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.Debbie Tolson is Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia and Director of the Alzheimer Centre for Policy and Practice at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.

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• ForewordPart I: Dementia in context1. Introduction Graham A. Jackson and Debbie Tolson2. Policy perspectives Graham A. Jackson, Debbie Tolson and Lindsay Kinnaird3. Relationships, values and dementia care: Promoting reciprocity and interdependence Tony Ryan and Mike Nolan4. Early diagnosis: Turning policy into practice Stephen Lithgow and Robert Boyd5. Where does dementia sit in modern society? Karen Watchman6. Dementia and the family: Motivations for caring Janice McAlister and Irene Graham 7. Dementia-friendly communities Sandra Shafii and Arlene Crockett8. The care environment and dementia Mary MarshallPart II: Supporting people with dementia9. Dementia and physical health: Understanding the physical impact of dementia Graham Ellis and Trudi Marshall 10. General hospital care of people with dementia Amanda Johnston and Christine Steel11. Palliative and end of life care Jenny Henderson and Barbara Sharp12. Legal and ethical issues in dementia care Donald Lyons13. Education, training and dementia Anna Jack-Waugh and Margaret Brown14. The impact of later life illnesses on people living with dementia F.J. Raymond DuffyPart III: Specific issues in dementia care15. Caring interventions Debbie Tolson and Bryan Mitchell16. Psychiatric symptoms in dementia Paul Brown, Adam Daly and Graham A. Jackson 17.. Medication and dementia Guy Holloway and Lucy Stirland18. Delirium Rekha Hegde and Ajay Macharouthu19. Younger person with dementia Louise Ritchie20. Down's syndrome and dementia Karen Watchman and Sam Quinn21. Dementia and human rights: The view from someone who is living with dementia James McKillopPart IV: Future practice22. Advances in knowledge Debbie Tolson and Graham A. Jackson

Graham A. Jackson is Emeritus Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia Care at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.Debbie Tolson is Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia and Director of the Alzheimer Centre for Policy and Practice at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.

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• ForewordPart I: Dementia in context1. Introduction Graham A. Jackson and Debbie Tolson2. Policy perspectives Graham A. Jackson, Debbie Tolson and Lindsay Kinnaird3. Relationships, values and dementia care: Promoting reciprocity and interdependence Tony Ryan and Mike Nolan4. Early diagnosis: Turning policy into practice Stephen Lithgow and Robert Boyd5. Where does dementia sit in modern society? Karen Watchman6. Dementia and the family: Motivations for caring Janice McAlister and Irene Graham 7. Dementia-friendly communities Sandra Shafii and Arlene Crockett8. The care environment and dementia Mary MarshallPart II: Supporting people with dementia9. Dementia and physical health: Understanding the physical impact of dementia Graham Ellis and Trudi Marshall 10. General hospital care of people with dementia Amanda Johnston and Christine Steel11. Palliative and end of life care Jenny Henderson and Barbara Sharp12. Legal and ethical issues in dementia care Donald Lyons13. Education, training and dementia Anna Jack-Waugh and Margaret Brown14. The impact of later life illnesses on people living with dementia F.J. Raymond DuffyPart III: Specific issues in dementia care15. Caring interventions Debbie Tolson and Bryan Mitchell16. Psychiatric symptoms in dementia Paul Brown, Adam Daly and Graham A. Jackson 17.. Medication and dementia Guy Holloway and Lucy Stirland18. Delirium Rekha Hegde and Ajay Macharouthu19. Younger person with dementia Louise Ritchie20. Down's syndrome and dementia Karen Watchman and Sam Quinn21. Dementia and human rights: The view from someone who is living with dementia James McKillopPart IV: Future practice22. Advances in knowledge Debbie Tolson and Graham A. Jackson

Graham A. Jackson is Emeritus Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia Care at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.Debbie Tolson is Alzheimer Scotland Professor of Dementia and Director of the Alzheimer Centre for Policy and Practice at the University of the West of Scotland, UK.

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• ForewordPart I: Dementia in context1. Introduction Graham A. Jackson and Debbie Tolson2. Policy perspectives Graham A. Jackson, Debbie Tolson and Lindsay Kinnaird3. Relationships, values and dementia care: Promoting reciprocity and interdependence Tony Ryan and Mike Nolan4. Early diagnosis: Turning policy into practice Stephen Lithgow and Robert Boyd5. Where does dementia sit in modern society? Karen Watchman6. Dementia and the family: Motivations for caring Janice McAlister and Irene Graham 7. Dementia-friendly communities Sandra Shafii and Arlene Crockett8. The care environment and dementia Mary MarshallPart II: Supporting people with dementia9. Dementia and physical health: Understanding the physical impact of dementia Graham Ellis and Trudi Marshall 10. General hospital care of people with dementia Amanda Johnston and Christine Steel11. Palliative and end of life care Jenny Henderson and Barbara Sharp12. Legal and ethical issues in dementia care Donald Lyons13. Education, training and dementia Anna Jack-Waugh and Margaret Brown14. The impact of later life illnesses on people living with dementia F.J. Raymond DuffyPart III: Specific issues in dementia care15. Caring interventions Debbie Tolson and Bryan Mitchell16. Psychiatric symptoms in dementia Paul Brown, Adam Daly and Graham A. Jackson 17.. Medication and dementia Guy Holloway and Lucy Stirland18. Delirium Rekha Hegde and Ajay Macharouthu19. Younger person with dementia Louise Ritchie20. Down's syndrome and dementia Karen Watchman and Sam Quinn21. Dementia and human rights: The view from someone who is living with dementia James McKillopPart IV: Future practice22. Advances in knowledge Debbie Tolson and Graham A. Jackson