This research project aims to assess the factors that lead to more female dementia sufferers than male in UK. It analyzes the concept of dementia in women, assesses the factors that cause more female dementia sufferers than male in UK, and recommends ways to reduce the impact of dementia differently on men and women.

various factors such as longer life expectancy and increased exposure to risk factors lead to more female dementia sufferers in the UK than male.

Factors Leading to More Female Dementia Sufferers

Factors Leading to More Female Dementia Sufferers than Male in UK

401013 - The following paper&nbsp;deals with the mental health issues in persons causing them depression. It talks about the role of nurses in management of depression and suicides.&nbsp;Depression is a mental illness with the mental or behavioral disorder.&nbsp;Suicide is defined as a mental illness in which a person intentionally takes their own life. It also covers the symptoms of the same. The table of content includes : introduction, assessment info, teaching and learning activities, lesarning resources, and last important information.

Professional Development

Data Science and Big Data

Healthcare and Research

Assignment on Role of Nurses in Management of Depression and Suicide - 401013

Individual Assignment

This essay discusses health issues related to ageing, specifically Alzheimer's disease, and its impact on individuals and society. It also explores medical management, assessments/services, and communication strategies for people with dementia. 

Disease and Disorders

Nutrition and Wellness

Ageing in Society

NRSG370 Assessment: Case Study – Aged Care

1) TOPIC NAME - ALZHEIMER ( DEMENTIA) DISEASE IN UK. 2) THIS ASSIGNMENT IS TOTALLY BASED ON POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ONLY. 3) WORD COUNT- INDICATIVE ONLY. THERE IS NO SPECIFIC WORD COUNT MENTIONED . WORD COUNT IS INDICATIVE ONLY. 3) PPT SLIDE-SHARES 25- PREPARE POWERPOINT SLIDE SHARES FOR MAXIMUM 25. Note- Assignment must be written in the form of below... 1. Critically appraise epidemiological approaches to understanding health and social care needs 2. Systematically summarize and interpret relevant data to inform strategic planning for the health care needs of local groups and communities. 3. Integrate health information and scientific knowledge to identify priorities for health and social care planning 4. Communicate information on population health status, health inequalities and evidence of effectiveness IMPORTANT NOTE......... Since the above mentioned assignment is purely and totally based on power-point presentation , such ppt slide shares should be on the follow

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Alzheimer Dementia In UK - Presentation

Presentation

This poster aims to educate the older adults of the nation and nursing professionals about preventing cardiovascular disorders. The poster highlights the overall scenario of the nation, burden of the disorder in the older Australian population, and why nurses need to know. It also provides information on the risks factors for CVD in older people and management strategies and treatment for high blood pressure, high level of cholesterol, diabetes, physical inactivity, being overweight and obese, and smoking. The poster concludes with recommendations about screening and risk assessments for risk reduction.

Preventing Cardiovascular Disorders in Older Adults: Management Strategies and Treatment

This article discusses the current public health issues in the UK, including dementia, alcohol and smoking, common mental health disorders, healthy eating and obesity, and health inequalities. It also explains how population data is used to highlight health determinants, evaluates the contribution of different factors to the development of specific public health issues, and compares the roles of different health care professionals in preventing and controlling the spread of disease. In addition, it provides an overview of the ways through which health care professionals promote infection control.

Factors Leading to More Female Dementia Sufferers than Male in UK

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