New dementia strategy for Scotland: Everyone's Story
The new Dementia Strategy for Scotland is a 10-year vision for change. This strategy was developed in collaboration with people with lived experience and our wider partners. It is the culmination of eight months of engagement with people across Scotland, focussed on how we improve delivery
Governance Groups
National Dementia Lived Experience Panel
Allan Gall
Angela Worthington
Arvind Salwan
Audrey Ross
Collette Riley
Daniel Murphy
Denise Finlay
Elaine Symington
Emily McGill
Geoff Orry
Gerry King
Ian Symington
Irene Donaldson
James M Milne
Kenny Moffat
Kenny Wright
Martin Robertson
Paula Ferguson
Ron Coleman
Tony Worthington
Willy Gilder
National Dementia Strategy-Advisory Group
Iona Colvin (Chair) - Scottish Government
Alistair Cook - Principal Medical Officer to Mental Health Directorate
Claire Lamza - Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland
Diane Fraser - Social Work Scotland
Fiona Collie - Carers Scotland
Graham Galloway - Kirrie Connections
Jane Douglas - Scottish Care
Jim Pearson - Alzheimer Scotland
Kainde Manji - Age Scotland
Karen Reid - NHS Education for Scotland (NES)
Lesley Palmer - University of Stirling
Lorna Gibbs - Scottish Government
Lynne Douglas - Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland
Margaret Chiwanza - Minority Ethnic Carers of People Project (MECOPP)
Rebecca Hoffman - LGBT Health and Wellbeing
Richmond Davies - Public Health Scotland
Ruth Griffith - Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA)
Sandy Robinson - Scottish Government
Susan Ferguson - Scottish Government
Vivek Pattan - NHS, Forth Valley
Contact
Email: dementiapolicy@gov.scot
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