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Making Canterbury-Bankstown a dementia-friendly community

Western Sydney University
Shatnawi, Eman ; Steiner, Genevieve ; Karamacoska, Diana
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Older members of the South Western Sydney community called for the region to be more dementia-friendly. To address this, Canterbury-Bankstown Council formed a Dementia Alliance with Western Sydney University researchers, and people who have dementia. This alliance will empower people with dementia, and their informal caregivers, to identify strategies that will support ageing in place. This particular project will engage with the diverse community of Canterbury-Bankstown to understand how dementia is perceived, and deliver educational workshops to the local community and businesses to increase awareness about dementia. The survey questionnaire contains 49-items and is based on the dementia attitudes and beliefs survey implemented in a previous Australian study of a dementia-friendly community.

Created: 2024-01-24

Data time period: 09 2021 to 30 10 2022

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Subjects
Aged Health Care | Ageing and Older People | Built Environment and Design | Community Health Care | Community Planning | Community Services | Dementia | Health | Health Sciences | Health Related to Ageing | Health Services and Systems | Law, Politics and Community Services | Provision of Health and Support Services | Public Health | Specific Population Health (Excl. Indigenous Health) | Urban and Regional Planning | Western Sydney |

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  • DOI : 10.26183/NWYN-BT05
  • Local : research-data.westernsydney.edu.au/published/96620950b99f11eeb7518f8374c4369d
ACN 633 798 857