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1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documentation related to the person receiving the dementia care. This might include their medical history, current medications, and any legal or financial information.
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3. Begin by filling out the personal information section accurately. Provide the individual's full name, date of birth, contact details, and any identification numbers requested.
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5. If applicable, provide detailed information about the person's medication regimen. Include the names, dosages, and frequencies of any prescribed medications, as well as any known allergies or adverse reactions.
6. In the legal and financial section, carefully fill out any required information related to the person's legal representation, power of attorney, or guardianship. Provide details about their financial situation and any resources they have available for their dementia care.
7. Consider seeking assistance from healthcare professionals, social workers, or legal advisors if you encounter any complex questions or need guidance throughout the process.

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1. Individuals who have been diagnosed with dementia and require ongoing care and support.
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What is dementia care matters national?

Dementia Care Matters National is a reporting platform to track and monitor dementia care in various facilities.

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