The document discusses how care has changed, covering topics like the Prime Minister's dementia challenge, equity and rights for those with protective characteristics like poverty or age, empowering people in care by engaging with them and hearing future voices, the importance of a highly skilled workforce with leadership and training, new models of care that integrate services and delay discharge, and leading practices like personal outcomes, information and advice, the built environment, care planning, nutrition, and activities. The author encourages the reader to "be the change you want to see" and provides contact information.

1. “How Care Has Changed”
Vic Rayner
Executive Director
National Care Forum

2. Dementia Policy
 Primeministers dementia
challenge
 Dementia Listening
Challenge
 Self Care
 Localised responses
 Quality
 Focus on research

3. Dementia, Equity and Rights
Protective characteristics
 Poverty
 LGBTQ
 Age
 BME
 Gender
 Health

4. Power to the People
 Central to excellent
service development and
delivery
 Engagement is critical –
making space and time
 Future voices need to be
heard

5. Workforce
 Highly skilled roles
 Leadership
 Training and Support
 Technology

6. New models of care
 Enhanced Health in Care
Homes
 Integration of services
 Delayed discharge

7. Leading Practice
 Personal Outcomes
 Information & Advice
 Built Environment
 Care Planning
 Nutrition
 Activities

8. “Be the change you want to
see”
Keep in touch
@vicrayner
Vic.rayner@nationalcareforum.org.uk
www.nationalcareforum.org.uk