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Dementia: part four

Providing support

Practical measures

Inclusivity

Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD)

Other interventions

Antispychotic medicines

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It is also important to ensure the pharmacy environment is as inclusive and dementia friendly as possible. Consider the following: 

  • Having a quiet space available for anyone who might be feeling anxious or confused
  • Ensure signs are clear with a good contrast between text and background 
  • Consider having plain flooring as highly reflective flooring can cause confusion 
  • An obvious seating area can be helpful whilst people wait. 

    • A useful dementia-friendly environment checklist is available from the Alzheimer’s Society and detailed information on design choices for dementia-friendly environments in primary care, entitled Developing supportive design for people with dementia, can be found via The Kings Fund.

    Dementia: part four

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