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EADDAT awards for Mitsukaido Sakura Hospital, Japan
Congratulations to Mitsukaido Sakura Hospital for receiving two awards through DSDC’s formal audit accrediation - Environments for Ageing and Dementia Design Assessment Tool (EADDAT).
20th Anniversary of the Online MSc in Dementia Studies - Save the date
The MSc in Dementia Studies is celebrating 20 years of online delivery. This internationally renowned programme has been developing leaders in dementia care from across disciplines and from around the world for the past two decades and the teaching team and our alumni have much to share and to celebrate.
Trauma informed practice in dementia care
Trauma-informed practice in dementia care is a way of caring for individuals living with dementia that takes into account the possibility that they may have experienced traumatic events in their lives.