Appendix B – List of exhibits

01                Are younger people with Dementia and their Carers being informed and supported appropriately at the time of diagnosis?

Provided and prepared by Alison Easton, The Ella Centre.

02        A National Roll-out of the Cognitive Impairment Bedside Alert and Education Program to Australian Hospitals – Program roll-out justification and roll-out strategy.

Provided and prepared by Associate Professor Mark Yates, Ballarat Health Services.

03        Shifting the Care Paradigm – Introducing a Cognitive Impairment Bedside Alert and Education Program to Victorian Hospitals.

Provided and prepared by Associate Professor Mark Yates, Ballarat Health Services.

04        Government Funded Clinical Neuropsychological Services, (February 2012).

Provided by The Australian Psychological Society.

05        Meant to care about culturally relevant dementia care: empowering, informing, resourcing, Policy Discussion paper, volume 1, number 2, (2011).

Provided by Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria Inc.

06        Questionnaire: Mind Check Inventory - Self Report.

Provided by Dr Ross Colquhoun, Addiction Treatment and Psychology Services.

07        Information paper: Psychological Assessment and Treatment of Dementia

Provided by Dr Ross Colquhoun, Addiction Treatment and Psychology Services.

08        Advance care planning: rights and responsibilities, article from The Australian Health Consumer, number 2, 2005-2006.

Provided by Ms Denise Chaston, North West Area Health Service.

09        Document containing information on ways of understanding test scores – false positive.

Provided by Leo.

10        Blood Pressure, Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease: The OPTIMA Longitudinal Study, (31 July 2009).

Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

10.1     A community-based exercise program to improve functional ability in people with Alzheimer's disease: a randomized controlled trial, (2011).

Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

10.2     A prospective study of ventriculo-peritoneal shunting for idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus, (2009).

Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

10.3     Obesity, Abdominal Obesity and Alzheimer Disease, (14 July 2006).

Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

10.4     The Metabolic Syndrome and Alzheimer Disease, (2007).

Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

10.5     Diagrams: Brain MRI – patient with normal pressure hydrocephalus; and Brain CT scan – showing a shunt in brain.

            Provided by Associate Professor George Razay.

11        Draft Area Submitting Proposal for Central Coast Area Health Service to recruit a 12 month temporary dementia intake project officer.

Provided by Associate Professor Scott Whyte, Central Coast Local Health District.

12        Background Information about Sue Mann Nursing and Community Service and client statistics.

            Provided by Sue Mann Nursing and Community Service.

13        Form: Medical Orders Life Sustaining Treatment – Medical Summary; and Questionnaire: “Planning What I Want” Advance Care Directive.

            Provided by Dr Lyndon Bauer, Health Promotion Central Coast.

14        Booklets: In our words, Younger Onset Dementia (A collection of very personal stories); and Quality Dementia Care: Understanding Younger Onset Dementia.

            Provided by Alzheimer’s Australia (Vic)

14.1     Paper prepared by Professor Henry Brodaty AO: Six Reasons Why Diagnosis of Dementia Does Not Occur and Ten Reasons Why It Is Important.

            Provided by Alzheimer’s Australia (Vic)

14.2     Alzheimer’s Disease International, World Alzheimer Report 20121, The benefits of early diagnosis and intervention, Executive Summary, (September 2011).

            Provided by Alzheimer’s Australia (Vic)

15        Submission to the Production Commission, Draft Report of Caring for Older Australians

            Provided by Australian Psychological Society Ltd

16        DVD: Take control – a film about powers of attorney and guardianship; and Booklet: Take control – a kit for making powers of attorney and guardianship

            Provided by Officer of the Public Advocate Victoria

17        Information Kit for Carers; and Information and Project Plan 2011-2015, Central Coast Primary Dementia Care Network.

            Provided by Ms Sharyn Bannister, Dementia Care Services.

18        MAC Summary Response to the Productivity Commission Inquiry – Caring for Older Australians: CaLD Perspectives.

Provided by Ms Debbie Boock, Multicultural Aged Care.

19        Norman News, volume 4, issue 3, (June 2012).

Provided by Mr Tim Horsnell, Life Care Inc.

20        Information on Resthaven’s development initiatives to support people with dementia living independently in the community.

Provided by Ms Sue McKechnie, Resthaven Inc.

21        Background paper: Dementia – Chronic Disease Management Approach.

            Provided and prepared by Professor Philip Morris.

22        Australian Institute for Primary Care, Review of the Cognitive, Dementia and Memory Service Clinics, Final Report, (January 2003); and Cognitive Dementia and Memory Service Practice Guidelines, (May 2006)

            Provided by Cognitive Dementia and Memory Service

23        McLean Care – Community Client Assessment.

            Provided by Jill

24        Survey: Evaluation of service provided to GPs and patients undertaken by the Memory Screening Assessment Service.

            Provided by Dementia Care Services

25        DVD: The Long Goodbye.

            Provided by Mrs Myrlene Hauser.

26        Targeting Brain, Body and Heart for Cognitive Health and Dementia Prevention, paper 29, (September 2012).

            Provided by Mrs Sally O’Loughlin, The Hunter Dementia Memory Resource Centre, Alzheimer’s Australia NSW.

27        Draft Clinical Pathway for Diagnosis, Management and Referral – Early Stage Dementia, (October 2012).

            Provided by Ms Helga Merl, Hunter Medicare Local.

27.1     Medical Local Hunter, Nurse Practitioner Scope of Practice.

            Provided by Ms Helga Merl, Hunter Medicare Local.

28        DVD: Strong Old People – Strong Communities, Kimberley Aged and Community Services, WA Department of Health.

            Provided by Kimberley Aged and Community Services.

29        Dementia Service Coordination in Aboriginal Communities in Central Australia, (September 2012); and Abridged Guidelines for Dementia Assessment and Care of Aboriginal people living in remote communities, (September 2012).

            Provided by Ms Marianne Cummins.

29.1     Diagrams: Action plan following a KICA assessment in the Northern Territory; Pathways to diagnosis for people with Dementia living in Aboriginal communities; and Care plan for older people living in Aboriginal communities.

            Provided by Ms Marianne Cummins.