Creativity and dementia – policy and practice
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Creativity and dementia – policy and practice
- 1. Creativity and dementia – policy and practice Dementia in Scotland 2012 Thistle Glasgow Hotel 18 June 2012 Des Kelly OBE Executive Director National Care Forum
- 2. Creative Homes - summary 1. Arts and excellence in care settings 2. What we found 3. Sharing best practice 4. Inspiration, involvement, motivation
- 3. 1. Arts and excellence in care settings • NCF published a statement of best practice in person-centred dementia care in April 2007 • Co-founder of My Home Life and Members of the DAA • Creative Homes (with NAPA and The Baring Foundation) – Nov 2011
- 4. Arts and excellence in care settings
- 5. Arts and excellence in care settings “When you have met one person with dementia, you have met one person with dementia.” Professor Tom Kitwood
- 6. Arts and excellence in care Essential elements of excellence: • Choice and control • Good relationships • Spending time purposefully And… • Organisational and service factors
- 7. 2. What we found
- 8. What we found •A wide range of art activity takes place in the best care homes •In 89% of cases initiated by staff •23% artists and 20% volunteer involvement •In 75% of cases dementia-related purpose
- 9. What we found •33% weekly and 44% 1 to 4 weeks •32% of participants were 100+ years •28% small group work and 8% one- to-one
- 10. 3. Sharing best practice
- 11. Sharing best practice “Although good care may be a necessary condition for good quality of life, it is possible to provide good care without residents experiencing good quality of life.” Edelman et al 2005
- 12. Sharing best practice • ‘A few of my favourite things’ – the use of film (Central and Cecil) • Partnership and the visual arts (RMBI) • ‘Singing for the brain’ (St Monica) • ‘Tell your story’ (Somerset Care)
- 13. 4. Inspiration, involvement, motivation
- 14. Inspiration, involvement, motivation • Art inspires – residents, staff and others • Art for everyday • Multiple benefits • Involving residents, families and friends
- 15. Inspiration, involvement, motivation • Motivating staff • Links to the community • Changing perceptions of care homes
- 16. Be careful when making assumptions The Guardian, 23 November 2011
- 17. And finally… “When people not used to speaking are heard by those not used to listening, real changes can be made.” John O’Brien