The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has released an easy-read version of their 2025 dementia care report. This summary highlights how people with dementia are supported by health and social care services, based on real-life feedback from families, carers, and healthcare staff. Below are the key points from this important document.
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Many people with dementia feel misunderstood in hospitals and care homes.
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Good care includes meaningful activities and personalised spaces like quiet rooms or gardens.
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Consistent staff and proper dementia training are vital to better support.
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Carers often feel under pressure and need more help from services.
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There are ongoing inequalities in dementia care, especially for ethnic minorities or people with disabilities.
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