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Update from the editorial team, Helen McCormack  \n2. Update from the National Clinical Director for OPMH, Alistair Burns  \n5. View from the Chair, Amanda Thompsell  \nCompetition winners  \n9. Writing competition – Judges biographies, Philip Slack  \n11. Winner: Dementia: A dystopian future, Gareth Smith  \n13. Runner up: Interview with a retiring old age consultant, Christopher Lucas  \nPrize winner  \n16. Personality disorder: An unknown risk factor for dementia? Ayesha Bangash  \nFaculty name  \n26. Choosing a new faculty name: A historical overview, Claire Hilton  \n29. What’s in a name? A faculty debate  \nEvidence  \n44. Why the Quality Network for Older Adult Mental Health Services could hugely benefit your service, Mohan Rajendra Gondhalekar et al  \n48. The latest evidence on Older People’s mental health: A quick update, Philip Slack  \n50. Cochrane Corner, Jenny McCleery  \nThe Old Age Psychiatrist Faculty of Old Age psychiatry  \nIssue 71, May 2018  \nFeatures  \n31. What have STPs and ACOs got to do with me: Developing an understanding on the new NHS landscape in England, Kapila Sachdev  \n34. Competition and marketing authority: Care homes market study, Martin Curtice  \n38. Council tax discount for severe mental impairment: A need for clarification?  \nDr David Tullett  \n41. The changing world of the Mental Health Act and Mental Capacity Act: Faculty update  \nUpdate from the editorial team  \nby  \nHelen McCormack  \nThis edition of the newsletter is packed with articles that are both important and interesting, and I would urge you to take a look at all of them .  \nWe are delighted to publish the winner and runner up of the newsletter essay competition. The theme this year was “A world without dementia: where would old age psychiatry be?”. The winning essay is ‘Dementia: A dystopian future’ by Gareth Smith’, and the runner-up,‘Interview with a retiring old age consultantconducted 21 October 2057’ by Christopher Lucas’. We will be publishing the three next best essays in September 2018.  \nWe also publish the winner of the Philip Davis Prize, awarded for an original and inspiring essay directly relating to the care of the elderly mentally ill. The winning essay, ‘Personality disorder: an unknown risk factor for dementia?’, by Ayesha  \nBangash explores the connection between personality disorder and dementia and is a fascinating and thoughtful essay.  \nClaire Hilton has written a historical overview‘Choosing a new Faculty name’, and this provides a great backdrop for the debate that was held at this year’s Faculty Conference about the name of our faculty. The debate was very lively with the overwhelming conclusion to proudly remain with the name we have, Old Age Psychiatry.  \nI would also like to draw your attention to Kapila Sachdev’s article about Integration and Developing an understanding of the new NHS landscape in England. She gives a great summary of the terms now in use and more importantly why engaging with those people who are leading the current changes is critical. We would like to invite articles from anyone who wishes to share information and  \nexperience of integration in their area. Find out more about how to submit an article.  \nMartin Curtice has done a great summary of The Competition and Markets Authority report of its market study into residential and nursing care homes for older people in the UK.  \nThis is a really important topic and very well summarized for us.  \nAlongside our research update and Cochrane Corner is an article by Mohan Gondhalekar, exploring the Quality Network for Older Adult Mental Health Services  \nand its benefits for our services which is definitely worth a look.  \nI have not had space to mention everything, so please take a look at everything and let us know what you think –  \nhelenjmccormack@hotm[ail.co.uk](ail.co.uk)  \nUpdate from the National Cli","cbCaihFeB8d5r5Ik","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihFeB8d5r5Ik","pdf",497570,55,"English","# Contents\n## Update from the editorial team, Helen McCormack\n## Update from the National Clinical Director for OPMH, Alistair Burns\n## View from the Chair, Amanda Thompsell\n## Competition winners\n## Prize winner\n## Faculty name\n## Evidence\n## Features\n## Update from the editorial team\n## Update from the National Clinical Director for Dementia and OPMH","[{\"question\":\"What theme guided the newsletter essay competition in 2018?\",\"answer\":\"The theme was “A world without dementia: where would old age psychiatry be?”\"},{\"question\":\"What does the National Clinical Director highlight about dementia services?\",\"answer\":\"He emphasizes the importance of post diagnostic support and the timeliness of diagnosis, alongside ongoing work in NHS England to support dementia care.\"},{\"question\":\"How is antipsychotic use for people with dementia being monitored?\",\"answer\":\"The document notes attention to prescribing levels, references prior actions and audits, and describes current monitoring through NHS Digital with a new baseline and close trend tracking.\"}]","The Old Age Psychiatrist - Issue 71 - May 2018 | PDF",1789715669,139]