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You can enter full or partial text for a speaker’s name, abstract number, category or topic. Clicking the search button will then list all successful matches for the search term, and clicking on any of the results in the list will take you immediately to the appropriate page.  \nThe search window can be shown at any time by selecting “Edit > Search” from the top file menu, or using the following shortcut keys:  \n“Shift-Control-F” on a Windows operating system“Shift-Command-F” on an Apple operating system  \n27th International Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International Plenary Session Abstracts – Thursday 08 March 2012  \nSession: Preparing for the Dementia Epidemic  \nPL01  \nAlzheimer’s Associations as Agents of Change  \nG Rees, Alzheimer’s Australia  \nThe role played by Alzheimer’s organisations has changed dramatically over the last 10 years. Arguably the challenges we will face over the coming 10 years represent an opportunity for revolution rather than evolution in the role of Alzheimer’s organisations as agents of change. A change is needed both in the priorities we set ourselves and the force with which we communicate and advocate our messages at the political and community levels.  \nThe change process has started in earnest in the last decade at the international and national levels.  \nADI through the publication of the World Alzheimer’s Reports has started to provide an essential social and economic dimension to understanding the worldwide dementia epidemic. Alzheimer’s organisations in developed countries have become increasingly strident and confident in their call for dementia to be embraced as a national health priority. Less developed countries are constrained by their political environments and resources.  \nSo what are the challenges for Alzheimer’s organisations as agents of change for people living with dementia in the next ten years?  \nFirst, to address the pervasive negative social attitudes towards people with dementia that lead to social rejection, internalised shame and social isolation. The fear of dementia needs to be translated into action as has been the case with cancer. At the international level a report on stigma might be a natural sequel to the World Alzheimer’s Report 2010.  \nSecond, to insist that dementia is a chronic disease like any other that has to be addressed within a public health framework which includes a focus on reducing future numbers of people with dementia.. An essential part of this is to recognise that dementia is not an aged care issue alone but one that impacts on all aspects of health policy including primary care, acute care, risk reduction and investment in research.  \nThird, to inform and articulate a consumer view point on the future clinical definition of dementia. And in particular on the position we take in respect of early diagnosis.  \nFourth, Alzheimer’s organisations should be prepared to inform difficult debates about end of life issues including eutnasia and sexuality even if they stop short of gaining a consensus on what options should be available within differing cultures.  \nFifth, to be well informed about the lessons that can be learnt from the experience of developing countries in providing access to care and support to people with dementia including the balance between community and residential care. We should do more to share ideas that will generate dementia friendly services and communities.  \nAll of this good work is dependent on approaches to marketing and branding that break new ground in the way we convey our messaging, the force with which we deliver them and the commercialisation of our brands. After a decade of hard work we have much of the int","cbCaimdxtR9duIsT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimdxtR9duIsT","pdf",21115862,466,"English","# How to Search the Abstract Document\n# Plenary Session Abstracts — Thursday 08 March 2012\n## Session: Preparing for the Dementia Epidemic\n### PL01: Alzheimer’s Associations as Agents of Change\n### PL02: Preparing for the Dementia Epidemic: a Government Response\n### PL03: Global Research for Global Action","[{\"question\":\"How can readers search within the abstract document?\",\"answer\":\"Use the search button and enter a term in the search box. 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