National Conference & Graduation for Cohort 10 Dementia Champions & Dementia Specialist Improvement Leads

National Conference & Graduation for Cohort 10 Dementia Champions & Dementia Specialist Improvement Leads

This is a graduation event organised by NES and SSSC for Cohort 10 Health and Social Services Dementia Champions and Cohort 3 Dementia Specialist Improvement Leads.

This event takes place on Wednesday 11 March 2020 at BT Murrayfield, Edinburgh. The deadline for registering is Wednesday 26 February 2020.

Additionally, through poster presentations and concurrent sessions, the event will showcase and celebrate the work of: Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Nurses; AHP Dementia Consultants; previous cohorts of Health and Social Services Dementia Champions, Social Services Dementia Ambassadors and Dementia Specialist Improvement Leads, in bringing about improvements in the care, treatment and support of people with dementia, their families and carers.

Event website: https://events.nes.scot.nhs.uk/national-conference-graduation-for-cohort-10-dementia-champions-and-dementia-specialist-improvement-leads/

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