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Workshop 4 innovation developments
1. The document outlines the agenda for Alzheimer Scotland's annual general meeting, including presentations on a new role focusing on innovation, dementia resource centers, and digital applications to help those with dementia. 2. Details are provided about several projects focused on supporting those with dementia, such as developing personalized support prompts through an app called Pocket Pal and conducting a study on the benefits of dogs for people with dementia. 3. The agenda also includes information on intervention dog pilots that provided feedback, fundraising efforts for dementia dogs, and a discussion of the blue plaques selection process used by English Heritage to honor notable individuals.
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- 1. Staff, Members’ &Volunteers’ Conference & Awards Ceremony “It takes extraordinary people to help people with dementia do ordinary things”
- 2. Annual General Meeting7th of November 2014
- 4. A New Role A New Role •Create an innovation platform across the organisation. •Ensure any research learning/research from innovation activity is shared across the organisation. •Increase trust income for innovation development. •Define and develop the Croftspar model of support to move Alzheimer Scotland into supported tenancies. •Define the ongoing development of the design of Dementia Resource Centres.
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- 7. Valuable Digital Applicationsfor people affected by Dementia
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- 10. Personalised support prompts,such as washing machine settings, how people like their coffee, or remembering plant names! Pocket Pal
- 12. What is DementiaCircle?
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- 25. Intervention Dog Pilot| Katy, Bobby & John
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- 29. How can youresist my puppy eyes? Please ask your friends to text DDOG55 to 70070 suggested donation £3 Alex’s Biscuit Plea…
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- 35. We use theequivalent of 1.5 planets to meet our current consumption rate.
- 36. 2.5 billion peopleon our planet live in poverty.
- 37. 3 times asmany people die from suicide as die from homicide or in wars.
- 39. Policy Makers RegulatoryBodies Manufacturers People Citizens Excluded Design Disruption Group
- 40. Recent Projects NorthEast Together Gateshead Carers Carers Centre Newcastle Newcastle YMCA Traidcraft Greggs Ryder Architects Memories FC TRUMP Workshops in ECA, Dublin, Helsinki, Lugano
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- 42. 4 seconds ofsomebody’s attention is a rare opportunity
- 45. Plaques for NorthernHeroes
- 47. Blue Plaques SelectionProcess Almost all the proposals for English Heritage Blue Plaques are made by members of the public who write or email the organisation before submitting a formal proposal. English Heritage's in-house historian researches the proposal, and the Blue Plaques’ Panel advises on which suggestions should be successful. This is composed of 13 people from various disciplines from across the country. The panel is chaired by Professor Sir David Cannadine, and includes former Poet Laureate Professor Sir Andrew Motion and buildings historian Professor Gavin Stamp. The actor and broadcaster Stephen Fry is also a prominent member of the panel. Roughly one third of proposals are approved in principle, and are placed on a shortlist. Because the scheme is so popular, and because a lot of detailed research has to be carried out, it takes about three years for each case to reach the top of the shortlist. Proposals which are not taken forward can only be re-proposed once ten years have elapsed.
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