Secure dementia care home design information resource: A person-centred perspective
Author:                                    Ministry of Health, 2016 (NZ)
Description:
The aim of this resource is to support people involved with the development or major reconfiguration of secure dementia care homes, and to enhance the quality of life of people living in them. It approaches these aims from a person-centred perspective. It is based on current research, consultation with New Zealand stakeholders and international guidelines. This resource focuses on the experience for the person with dementia. 
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Dementia Design Checklist
Author:                                    IHC, 2018 (NZ)
Description:
This document is part of a Design Audit and Survey Toolkit intended for use across a range of property types. It was initially developed for use in Scotland in health-care premises where people with dementia are likely to attend as patients or visitors, including rest homes and hospital-care facilities. It has been adapted for use in group homes and other settings managed by IDEA Services in New Zealand. 
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Are we friendly with dementia-friendly design?
Author:                                    Jude Barback, INsitemagazine, 2017 (NZ)
Description:
This article provides some New Zealand examples of the various forms dementia friendly design can take in practice.
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Virtual care home
Author:
Dementia Services Development Centre (UK)
Description:
This online resource demonstrates dementia-friendly design. The layouts of seven individual rooms are modelled with information on how the features can make a difference for people with dementia.
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Dementia friendly environments
Author:
Department of Health and Human Services, Victoria (Au)
Description:
This is a comprehensive and informative online resource developed for use in residential aged care facilities.
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Environmental design in dementia care
Author:
AusMed, 2019 (AU)
Description:
A design-for-dementia framework requires a change in the way we think about illness. Rather than believing that a person will naturally become more limited as their dementia progresses, we can think about how that person is more limited by their environment than by their illness–put another way, a person is only as restricted as their environment causes them to be. While this article is tied to Australian standards, it covers useful principles.
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Creating supportive and meaningful environments for people living with dementia: Webinar
Author:
Ash Osborne for Dementia Training Australia (AU)
Description:
Join Ash Osborne, Senior Environmental Design Consultant at Dementia Training Australia, as she shares ten design principles, that were developed to help create dementia-friendly environments, along with some tools and resources to help support environmental change.
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Dementia enabling environements
Author:
Alzheimer's WA (Au)
Description:
The Dementia Enabling Environment Virtual Information Centre provides practical tips, guides and resources to help make the environments more dementia enabling, including an interactive facility with before and after examples of different areas, as well as a range of resources..
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