Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias

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Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, a general term describing loss of memory and other cognitive abilities serious enough to affect daily functioning. As many as 5.3 million Americans have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease - a progressive and fatal brain disease.

We invite you to explore the resources on this page about Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We also encourage you to access the peer-to-peer exchange if you would like to post a question or comment for response from other website users.


ADSSP Data Collection Reporting Form OMB Approval 0985-0022 update 6_13_2012

Source: TAE
This document reflects the approved changes to ADSSP data collection reporting. This document replaces the 8_11_2011 version of this document and contains the changes in data point requirements.
(Excel) Caption: ADSSP Data Collection Reporting Form OMB Approval 0985-0022 update 6_13_2012
Associated Date: June 13, 2012

ADSSP National Resource Center Innovations Compendium 2010

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
The ADSSP National Resource Center has created a comprehensive compendium of resources on innovative practices with people who have dementia or family caregivers. The compendium designates two types of interventions - evidence-informed interventions and promising practices.
(PDF) Caption: Innovation Compendium
Associated Date: October 2010

VD-HCBS Quarterly Educational Calls

Source: ACL/VHA
On December 12, 2012, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) and Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hosted an educational Webinar focused on the Veterans Directed Home & Community Based Services (VD-HCBS) Program. Topics discussed during the Webinar include the VD-HCBS Sustainability Project, VAMC Case-Mix Budget Tool and an update on the growth of VD-HCBS. A link to the presentation used during the Webinar is provided.

The second quarterly educational call was hosted on March 13, 2013. Topics discussed include program status and future directions; Veteran-directed respite care; and a presentation by Jill Snider-Meyer (Milwaukee VAMC) and Lisa Drouin (Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources) on VD-HCBS cost-effectiveness/patient satisfaction as compared with tranditional Community Nursing Home care and program expansion under the Enhanced Options Counseling (Part A) grant.

Future quarterly education calls are planned for 6/12/2013 and 9/18/2013.

(Internal Link) Caption: 3/13/2013 Quarterly Educational Call Recording • File type: .wmv
(Powerpoint) Caption: 12/12/2012 Quarterly Educational Call Slide Deck
(Powerpoint) Caption: 3/13/2013 Quarterly Educational Call Slide Deck
Associated Date: March 13, 2013

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Savvy Caregiver

Source: Hepburn
Paper on evidence based practice for caregivers people with dementia.
(External Link)
Associated Date: January 01, 2003

Alzheimer's Disease Supportive Services Program: Report on Completed Grants

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
The report summarizes the experience of 25 completed ADSSP grants originally funded in 2008 and 2009, including 23 Innovative Practices and 2 Evidence-Based grants.
(PDF) Caption: Report on Completed Grants
Associated Date: November 09, 2012

ADSSP Resource List: January 2013

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
The ADSSP National Resource Center team has prepared this list of recently published resources covering a range of subjects of interest to ADSSP grantees and partners. This list does not represent a comprehensive examination of the recent literature in any one subject or topic. Links to the publisher’s websites have been included if an article is available for purchase or for free download. If the Alzheimer's Association Green-Field Library subscribes to the journal, you may request a copy of the article from Patty Yuen, Information and Referral Specialist, ADSSP National Resource Center at: patricia.yuen@alz.org.
(Word) Caption: ADSSP Resource List: Jan 2013
Associated Date: January 2013

ADSSP Resource List: October 2012 (no available resources yet)

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
The ADSSP National Resource Center team has prepared this list of recently published resources covering a range of subjects of interest to ADSSP grantees and partners. This list does not represent a comprehensive examination of the recent literature in any one subject or topic. Links to the publisher’s websites have been included if an article is available for purchase or for free download. If the Alzheimer's Association Green-Field Library subscribes to the journal, you may request a copy of the article from Patty Yuen, Information and Referral Specialist, ADSSP National Resource Center at: pyuen@alz.org
Associated Date: October 2012

ADRC FAQ 060112

Source: ACL
These frequently asked questions are about the 2012 ADRC funding opportunities from ACL in partnership with CMS and the Veterans Administration, Part A: The Enhanced ADRC Options Counseling Program and Part B: ADRC Sustainability Program Expansion Supplemental Opportunity. These were updated after the conference call for interested applicants.
(External Link) • File type: pdf
(PDF)
Associated Date: June 2012

Spring 2012 ADSSP SART Instruction Manual

Source: TAE
Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP)Semi-Annual Reporting Tool Instructions SART Instructions March 2012

(Powerpoint) Caption: Spring 2012 ADSSP SART Instruction Manual
Associated Date: March 05, 2012

Providing Services for People with Dementia Who Live Alone: Issue brief

Source: TAE
The ADSSP National Resource Center reviewed the available literature and conducted interviews with people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias who live alone, caregivers and health care and social service professionals to obtain their views about the needs of people and potentially effective ways to meet those needs. It also describes programs that have been tested by community agencies to reach and help people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias who live alone and discusses related public policy and practice implications.
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Associated Date: September 2010

Assistive Technology for People with Dementia and Their Caregivers at Home: What Might Help

Source: TAE
The ADSSP National Resource Center prepared this report to provide an overview of assistive technology (AT) products that are designed for persons with dementia and their caregivers. The target audience is the general public, caregivers, home and community service providers, and public programs that provide long-term care services and supports.
(PDF)
Associated Date: September 16, 2010

Compendium of Evidence-Based Alzheimer’s Disease Interventions Volumes 1 and 2

Source: TAE
Attached is evidence-based compendium and report on Alzheimer's Disease interventions It has several components and represents a major effort to summarize the literature in the field.
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Associated Date: September 2010

But Does the Program Work? Measuring Program Efficacy

Source: TAE
Josh Wiener, Ph.D., RTI International, gave this presentation on June 14, 2011 at the 2011 AoA Health and Dementia Grantee Meeting.
(Powerpoint) Caption: Wiener - But Does the Program Work? Measuring Program Efficacy
Associated Date: June 14, 2011

Making the Long-Term Services and Supports System Work for People with Dementia and Their Caregivers

Source: TAE
States serve a substantial number of people with dementia and their family caregivers in their Aging Networks and LTSS systems. Serving this population effectively involves accommodating the needs of a population that, in addition to memory loss, experiences a variety of physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms resulting from dementia, along with other medical conditions. In model dementia-capable systems, programs are tailored to the unique needs of people with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias, and their caregivers.
(PDF) Caption: Making the Long-Term Services and Supports System Work for People with Dementia and Their Caregivers
(PDF) Caption: Dementia Capability Toolkit
Associated Date: November 2011

Building Dementia Capability Into the Long-Term Services and Supports System

Source: TAE
This was presented on June 14, 2011, by Jane Tilly, PhD, Administration on Aging, at the 2011 U. S. Administration on Aging Health and Dementia Grantee Meeting.
(PDF) Caption: Tilly - Building Dementia Capability Into the Long-Term Services and Supports System
Associated Date: June 14, 2011

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Home Environmental Skill Building

Source: Gitlin
Paper on evidence based practice for caregivers people with dementia.
(External Link) • File type: web
Associated Date: January 01, 2003

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice REACH II

Source: Burgio
Paper on evidence based practice for caregivers people with dementia.
(External Link) • File type: web
Associated Date: May 01, 2007

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Reduced Disability in Alzheimers Disease

Source: Teri
Paper on evidence based practice for people with dementia.
(External Link)
Associated Date: January 01, 2003

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice - STAR-C

Source: Linda Teri, University of Washington
STAR-Caregivers (STAR-C) is a standardized intervention to help family caregivers identify, reduce, and manage difficult behavioral symptoms of their relative with Alzheimer's disease.
(External Link)
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Brief OT Intervention

Source: Dooley
This is a paper on evidence-based practice for people with early stage dementia.
(External Link)
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Progressively Lowered Stress Threshold

Source: Smith
This is a paper on evidence-based practice for caregivers of people with dementia.
(External Link)
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool District of Columbia Montessori-Based Programming Evaluation

Source: DC ADSSP Grantee
Paper describes District of Columbia's evaluation of Montessori-Based programming in four adult day care centers.
(Word) • File type: doc
Associated Date: October 01, 2006

Dementia Resources Webinar Series 2013 Announcement

Source: ACL
This is the announcement, speaker list, and schedule for the National Institute on Aging (NIA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Administration for Community Living (ACL) summer 2013 webinar series. The series goals are 1) improving coordination of federal resources available to assist people with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias and their family caregivers and 2) encouraging awareness of research participation opportunities.
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Associated Date: May 2013

Choosing Wisely®: Five Things Physicians and Patients Should Question, An Initiative of the ABIM Foundation

Source: American Geriatrics Society
The American Geriatrics Society has defined five things physicians and patients should question through the Choosing Wisely® Campaign: An Initiative of the ABIM Foundation. This list was created by a workgroup that sought AGS member feedback and the five things are relevant for people with dementia.
(External Link) Caption: Choosing Wisely: Five Things Physicians & Patients Should Question • File type: web
Associated Date: April 2013

VT Options Counseling Intake Form

Source: Vermont
Vermont's ADRC partner agencies use this form to collect consumer information and record desired goals, guide counseling, and assist in follow up when performing options counseling.
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Associated Date: February 2013

VT Options Counseling Take Home-Action Plan

Source: Vermont
Vermont's ADRC partner agencies use this form to create Action Plans with individuals during options counseling to organize
next steps towards their goals. It has places for key resources, contact information, next steps, due dates, and roles for the various people helping.
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Associated Date: February 2013

VT Options Counseling Follow Up Form

Source: Virginia
Vermont's ADRC partner agencies use this form to collect information during follow up after providing options counseling.
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Associated Date: February 2013

ADSSP Grantee & Partner Monthly Teleconference, March 7, 2013: Caregiving Costs: Declining Health in the Alzheimer’s Caregiver as Dementia Increases in the Care Recipient

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
Presented by: Richard Schulz, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry, Epidemiology, Sociology, Psychology, Community Health, Nursing, & Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Director, University Center for Social and Urban Research, Director, Geriatric Education Center of Pennsylvania, Associate Director, Aging Institute of UPMC Senior Services and the University of Pittsburgh. Participants learned about: 1) Why it is important to assess costs and identify different types of costs associated with caregiving; 2) How utilization of health care services might be affected by the caregiving experience and identify utilization measures used in cost studies of caregiving; 3) The association between patient decline and health care utilization among caregivers of persons with Alzheimer’s disease.
(Audio) Caption: Audio Presentation
(PDF) Caption: Caregiving Costs
(Powerpoint) Caption: Caregiving Costs: Declining Health in the Alzheimer’s Caregiver
(Word) Caption: Agenda
Associated Date: March 07, 2013

ADSSP Grantee & Partner Monthly Teleconference, February 14, 2013: Caregiving for people with dementia and intellectual disabilities, including Down syndrome

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center
Caregiving for people with dementia and intellectual disabilities, including Down syndrome

Presented by: Seth Keller, MD, Co-Chair, National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices and Immediate Past President, American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry.

Madeleine Will, Director of the National Policy Center and Vice President for Public Policy of the National Down Syndrome Society.

Participants learned about: 1) The impact of caring for a family member with dementia and an intellectual disability, including Down syndrome; 2) Community living providers and their work with people with dementia and intellectual disabilities, including Down syndrome; 3) The perspectives of a family caregiver on the challenges of caring for a family member with dementia and Down syndrome.

(Audio) Caption: Caregiving PWD and ID
(Powerpoint) Caption: Caregiving for People with Dementia and Intellectual Disabilities such as Down Syndrome
(Powerpoint) Caption: Resources for Caregivers of Persons with Dementia & Intellectual Disabilities
(Word) Caption: Agenda
(Word) Caption: Additional Resources
Associated Date: February 14, 2013

ADSSP SART Instruction Manual

Source: TAE
Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP)Semi-Annual Reporting Tool Instructions SART Instructions. Last revised February 2013.
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Associated Date: February 2013

ADSSP Grantee and Partner Teleconference 10/20/2010

Source: 0
Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP)
Grantee & Partner Teleconference
(Internal Link) • File type: audio
(Word)
Associated Date: October 20, 2010

Provider Tools for Identifying and Managing Cognitive Impairment

Source: Minnesota
The Minnesota ADSSP grant project 90AI0021 provided funding, in part, for this six page booklet which contains: information on overcoming barriers to diagnosing dementia; a cognitive impairment identification flow chart; a provider checklist for dementia workup; and an intervention checklist for Alzheimer's Disease and other related dementia, for physicians and other health care professionals.
(PDF) Caption: Provider Tools for Identifying and Managing Cognitive Impairment
Associated Date: January 2013

Living Well: A Guide for Persons with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Early Dementia

Source: Minnesota
The Minnesota ADSSP grant project 90AI0021 provided funding, in part, for this 53 page workbook for persons with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and early dementia which contains sections on managing overall health issues, reducing stress, and also contains a section with resources and references.
(PDF) Caption: Living Well: A Guide for Persons with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Early Dementia
Associated Date: January 2013

Fall 2012 ADSSP SART Instruction Manual

Source: TAE
Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP)Semi-Annual Reporting Tool Instructions SART Instructions September 2012
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Associated Date: August 2012

Options Counseling Brochure

Source: Boston CIL
This Boston Center for Independent Living Options Counseling Brochure provides a quick overview of the CILs OC services.
(PDF)
Associated Date: January 2012

HCBS 9-10-12 Learning Symposium At-A-Glance Agenda - June 28 DRAFT

Source: TAE
This is the overview agenda for the 9/10/2012 ACL grantees Learning Symposium preceding the NASUAD HCBS Conference. The Learning Symposium is designed for state and program staff involved in ADRC, Options Counseling Standards, Evidence-Based Care Transitions, Systems Integration, Alzheimer's Disease Supportive Services Programs, and Lifespan Respite programs and grantees may use funds they budgeted for National Meetings to attend.
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Associated Date: June 28, 2012

Alzheimer's Disease Research Summit 2012: Path to Treatment and Prevention Videocast

Source: NIH
This is a videocast of the Alzheimer's Disease Research Summit 2012 which was hosted by the Department of Health and Human Services and the National Institute on Aging at NIH, with private support through the Foundation for NIH in May 2012. The goal of the Summit was to formulate an integrated multidisciplinary research agenda that will accelerate the development of successful therapies for Alzheimer's Disease across the disease continuum. The Summit also identified what types of resources/infrastructure and new public private partnerships are necessary to successfully implement this research agenda.
(External Link) Caption: Alzheimer's Disease Research Summit 2012: Path to Treatment and Prevention (Day 1)
(External Link) Caption: Alzheimer's Disease Research Summit 2012: Path to Treatment and Prevention (Day 2)
Associated Date: May 2012

My Thinker’s Not Working
Source: National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices
My Thinker’s Not Working: A National Strategy for Enabling Adults with Intellectual Disabilities Affected by dementia to Remain in the Community and Receive Quality Supports was developed by a national task group co-chaired by the University of Illinois at Chicago's Research and Training Center on Aging and I/DD and the American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry. Task group objectives were to identify a workable screening instrument to help assess and substantiate suspicions of dementia-related decline, suggest and promote the development of practice guidelines for post-diagnosis health care and supports, and recommend models of community-based support and long term care for persons with an intellectual disability affected by dementia.
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Associated Date: January 2012

Alzheimer’s Disease Demonstration Grants to States Program: Case Studies of the Relationship Between the ADDGS and NFCSP Programs

Source: TAE
Prior to the Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP), the Administration on Aging funded the Alzheimer’s Disease Demonstration Grants to States program (ADDGS). This report from June 2008 examines the ways in which seven ADDGS grantees work with the U.S. Administration on Aging-funded National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) in their respective states to support family caregivers. The seven states are Nevada, New Mexico, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Washington, and Wisconsin.
(Word) Caption: Alzheimer’s Disease Demonstration Grants to States Program: Case Studies of the Relationship Between the ADDGS and NFCSP Programs
Associated Date: June 2008

OA Issue Brief Series Overview
Source: Older Americans Behavioral Health TA Center
This is the first in a series of issues briefs sponsored by AoA and SAMSHA that addresses behavioral health issues that are important to older adults. It provides an overview of the behavioral health needs of older adults, facts about BH and older adults, and highlights aging services as partners in behavioral health and health reform.
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Associated Date: April 2012

ADSSP Monthly Grantee & Partner Teleconference April 2012: Dementia Capability in Public and Private Programs

Source: TAE
Presented by: Josh Wiener, Co-Director National Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program Resource Center and Distinguished Fellow in Aging, Disability, and Long-Term Care at RTI International.

Participants learned about: Eligibility criteria and resource allocation as it impacts the need for dementia specific services; and, publicly and privately financed services that are capable of meeting the unique needs of people with dementia


(Powerpoint) Caption: Making Long-Term Care Services and Supports Dementia Capable: The Role of the Government
(Word) Caption: Agenda
Associated Date: April 18, 2012

Establishing Partnerships: Establishing Partnerships Between Managed Care and Aging Services Organizations

Source: TAE
A replication manual based on the Alzheimer's Association-Kaiser Permanente Metropolitan Los Angeles Dementia Care Project
(PDF) Caption: Establishing Partnerships
Added April 10, 2012

Utah SOP Manual Working Doc

Source: Utah
These are Utah's ADRC Standard Operating Procedures. They are updated but still being changed. They feature step-by-step guidance for how to provide ADRC services and information.
(PDF)
Associated Date: October 2011

Wisconsin Motivational Interview Webcasts

Source: Wisconsin
Motivational Interviewing is a person-centered directive method of communication for enhancing intrinsic motivation to change by exploring and resolving ambivalence. 4 webcasts have been recorded and published to provide newly hired staff an opportunity to learn about this evidence based communication strategy. Debra Murray PhD, (MINT trainer) was recruited as the presenter for the trainings.
(External Link) Caption: WI DHS Training
Associated Date: January 2012

CDC's Investments in Community Initatives

Source: TAE
This was presented on June 13, 2011, by Lynda Anderson, Directory Health Aging Program, CDC, at the 2011 U. S. Administration on Aging Health and Dementia Grantee Meeting.
(Powerpoint) Caption: CDC's Investments in Community Initatives
Associated Date: June 13, 2011

2011 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures
Source: Alzheimer's Association
The Alzheimer's Association released the 2011 report on Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures. This report contains data on the impact of this disease in every state across the nation as well as national data on unpaid caregivers and deaths from Alzheimer's disease.
(External Link) • File type: web
(PDF)
Associated Date: March 2011

ADSSP Project Planning Tool ADDGS Lessons Learned in Cultural Outreach

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Paper features successful ADDGS programs that outlines cultural outreach strategies for dementia programs.
(Word) • File type: doc
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool ADDGS Volunteer Respite Programs

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Paper provides resources to sustain volunteer respite programs including Faith in Action, Lifespan Respite and Access to Respite Care and Health (ARCH).
(Word) • File type: doc
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool - Arizona Policy Primer on Consumer Directed Care

Source: Arizona ADSSP Grantee
Policy primer to better understand key terms and issues in the Arizona health policy landscape.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Associated Date: December 01, 2006

ADSSP Project Planning Tool Georgia Self-Directed Care Factsheet

Source: Georgia ADSSP Grantee
Factsheet that defines self-directed care in home and community based services.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool Georgia Self-Directed Care Guidebook

Source: Georgia ADSSP Grantee
Guidebook is designed to comprehensively lay out the elements of successful model programs in various geographic regions of Georgia.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool Minnesota ADRC's, Alzheimer's and Dementia

Source: Minnesota ADSSP Grantee
Paper describes Minnesota's Memory Care Initiative: ADRC Model and Tools including data management, call center procedures, and outreach.
(Word) • File type: doc
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Project Planning Tool Nebraska ADDGS Consumer Directed Voucher Program

Source: Nebraska ADSSP Grantee
Report on Nebraska's Consumer-Directed Voucher Program for Caregivers that includes a caregiver support component.
(Word) • File type: doc
Associated Date: June 01, 2006

ADSSP Project Planning Tool North Carolina Project CARE

Source: North Carolina ADSSP Grantee
Report on North Carolina's Project CARE (Caregiver Alternatives to Running on Empty) targeted to serve rural, underserved, minority populations.
(Word) • File type: doc
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Toolkits Consumer Directed Care

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Toolkit describes how state officials can integrate dementia capability into consumer-directed programs to better serve the needs of people with dementia.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Toolkits Disaster Preparedness

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Toolkit describes how state officials can integrate dementia capability into disaster preparedness efforts to better serve the needs of people with dementia.
(PDF)
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Toolkits Resources for Individuals and Families

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Toolkit describes how state officials can provide accurate information and streamlined access to dementia capable services to individuals and families.
(PDF)
Updated December 28, 2010

Colorado ADDGS Grant Project

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Report developed by the ADSSP National Resource Center that describes the Savvy Caregiver program in CO.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Associated Date: January 01, 2006

Maine ADDGS Grant Project

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Report developed by the ADSSP National Resource Center that describes systems and sustained change in Maine.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Associated Date: January 01, 2006

North Carolina ADDGS Grant Project

Source: ADSSP National Resource Center Studies
Report developed by the ADSSP National Resource Center that describes systems and sustained change in North Carolina.
(PDF) • File type: pdf
Associated Date: January 01, 2006

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Making Sense of Memory Loss

Source: Kuhn
Paper on evidence based practice for people with early stage dementia.
(External Link) • File type: web
Associated Date: January 01, 2004

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Psychoeducative Program for Dementia Caregivers

Source: Hebert
Paper on evidence based practice for caregivers people with dementia.
(External Link) • File type: web
Associated Date: January 01, 2003

ADSSP Evidence-Based Practice Cleveland Managed Care Demonstration

Source: Bass
Paper on evidence based practice describing integration of Alzheimer's Association care consultation and a large health care system.
(External Link)
Associated Date: January 01, 2003

Additional ADSSP Funding

Source: Various
This page describes additional funding opportunities relevant to Alzheimer's Disease Supportive Services Program grants, family caregivers, etc.
(Internal Link)
Updated December 28, 2010

ADSSP Grantee and Partner Teleconference 11/18/2010

Source: 0
Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Services Program (ADSSP)
Grantee & Partner Teleconference
(Internal Link) • File type: audio
Associated Date: November 18, 2010

Cognitive Disabilities and Long-Term Care Systems Change
Source: AoA
This is the Power Point presentation by Shannon Skowronski given at the 2010 National Meeting during the session entitled Cognitive Disability and Long-Term Care Systems Change.
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Associated Date: February 2010

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