Dementia
Use this guide to find information resources about dementia including books, reports and journal articles.
Last updated:
22/04/2025
Key Resources
外网天堂 (2021) Dementia care principles for people in prison. London: 外网天堂.
外网天堂 (2019) Commitment to care of people living with dementia: SPACE principles. London: 外网天堂.
Carers Trust and 外网天堂 (2016) Triangle of care. Carers included: a guide to best practice for dementia care. -
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Alzheimer's Society: Resources for professionals working with BAME communities.
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This toolkit supports health and social care professionals working with people from BAME communities, such as translated information, examples of good practice, and outreach projects.
Alzheimer Scotland (2012) 8 pillars model of community support. Edinburgh: Alzheimer Scotalnd.
Metropolitan Police: The Herbert Protocol
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The Herbert Protocol is form that carers, family or friends of a vulnerable person can fill in. It contains a list of information to help the police if the person goes missing.
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (2018) Dementia: assessment, management and support for people living with dementia and their carers. NICE guideline NG97.
Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (2022) Dementia: applying All Our Health.
Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (2021) Eating and drinking with acknowledged risks: multidisciplinary team guidance for the shared decision-making process (adults).
Scottish Government (2023) Dementia in Scotland: everyone’s story.
The Race Equalities Foundation: Dementia and BAME communities.
Welsh Government (2025) Dementia action plan: progress update.
Books
Carter J (2022) Understanding young onset dementia: evaluation, needs and care. Routledge. 
Housden S and Hubbard J (2023) Dilemmas and decision making in dementia care. St Albans: Critical Publishing. 
James J, Fitzhenry R, Thompson R, Tumongha M and Shorthouse T (2025) Resolving distress in dementia: a person-centred approach for clinical settings. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. 
Pepper A, Harrison Dening K, Wolverson E, Walpert M and Cheung-Cook T (2024) Dementia: an introduction for nursing, health and social care. Banbury: Lantern Publishing. 
Westwood S and Price E (2023) LGBTQ+ people and dementia a good practice guide. London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. 
Innes A (2021) Dementia: the basics. London: Routledge, Taylor and Francis. 
James J (2017) Excellent dementia care in hospitals: a guide to supporting people with dementia and their carers. London: Jessica Kingsley.
Miller C A (2021) Fast facts for dementia care: what nurses need to know. 2nd edn. New York: Springer Publishing. 
Rahman, S (2020) Essentials of delirium: everything you really need to know for working in delirium care. London: Jessica Kingsley.
Reading Well for dementia
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Recommended helpful reading and digital resources for people living with dementia. There are also books for family, friends and carers
Book subject searches
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Journal articles
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Journals
Journals of interest for dementia. Use these links to see details of availability. Podcasts
外网天堂 Older People鈥檚 Forum: Podcasts.
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Includes podcasts related to dementia.
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Videos
School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol: Communication tips for clinicians in a memory diagnosis meeting.
School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol: The WREN framework: Delivering a diagnosis following a memory assessment.
School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol: What to expect at a diagnosis meeting.
The Dementia Alliance for Culture and Ethnicity (DACE): video resources for UK black, Asian and minority ethnic communities.
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Video resources about dementia, many of which were produced by community groups in the UK.
This subject guide relates to:
Caroline Lynch
Editor of this guide
外网天堂 Library and Museum
Upcoming events relating to this subject guide
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17 Jun 2025
Wrexham
外网天堂 Wales Roundtable for the Independent Sector - Where are we now? Revisiting the 外网天堂 Caring for older people report
外网天堂 Wales will be hosting an in-person roundtable discussion in Wrexham, North Wales, revisiting the 外网天堂 Caring for older people report and looking at its application to the care home sector in Wales, in gathering evidence and data to support the development of care home nursing staff. This event will also provide an opportunity to network with other colleagues based within the Independent Sector to share stories and your unique experiences of working in Wales. This event is open to both 外网天堂 members and non-members who work in Wales in the Independent Health and Social Care sector.
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