Sentence examples for memory services and from inspiring English sources

We warned NHS England and the Department of Health about this, and have repeatedly pointed out that the important area to focus on is not what happens in general practice but the lack of capacity of memory services and support services once a diagnosis has been made".

In the future Libin says there will be "a lot more functionality" to the Trunk (it's clear that Evernote is looking to become a platform for memory services and programs).

Participants were recruited from the voluntary sector, memory services, and a local authority organization.

Those who could comment on spending mostly prioritised funding memory services and early diagnosis.

Rather, this Memorial Day (and generally every day after) you can honor their memory, service and sacrifices by living the best possible life you can… that you create, you inspire, you love, you care and you celebrate.

It is important to be clear that this coding exercise would form only a part of the comprehensive whole system effort to improve dementia care and to lift diagnosis rates through initiatives such as education and training, memory service commissioning, and service improvement.

In particular, more people have accessed the rebadged memory services than mental health services and it may be important to consider the publics' perception of services as well as their funding and operation.

Memory services, which diagnose dementia and memory problems, also have a waiting list – patients may have to wait 26 weeks to be seen, and then after that they have to have an assessment – so it could be 30 weeks before they start medication.

Baroness Sally Greengross, chair of the APPG on Dementia, said: "We urgently need to make early diagnosis for people with dementia a priority and memory services are a key part of this.

We identified patients in secondary care memory services by asking nurses, psychologists and psychiatrists to identify patients who had received a dementia diagnosis in the past six months.

The aim of this study was to contrast patient, family member and professional experience of primary and secondary (usual) care led memory services.