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Aspecial “passport” that aims to help people living with de-


mentia feel more comfort­ able in their surroundings while away from home has been launched. The launch of the “This Is


Me” dementia passport con­ tains a photo of the person along with their likes, dis­ likes, preferences and daily routines to ensure the tran­ sition from living at home to a healthcare setting is as


smooth as possible. Theschemewasoriginally


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lege of Nursing in partner­ ship with the Alzheimer’s Society and it is now being re-introduced by the Older Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Service at Lanca­ shire Care NHS Foundation Trust. The passport is being rolled out in dementia wards pro­ vided by theTrust and sup­ ports health and social care staff in gathering personal and life history informa­ tion from individuals with the disease enabling them to deliver care that is specifical­


ly tailored to the individual’s


needs. It is designed to be completed bytheindividualwherepossi- ble, family members or their carer. The passport can help carers gain a better under­ standing of the person living with dementia arid help re­ duce some of the difficulties they may experience around communication. It can also assist in ensuring their likes and dislikes regarding such things as food and drink are conveyed to the people who care for them.


Zoology student lives her dream


An ex-Clitheroe Grammar Sixth Form pupil has just tak­ en a step further towards her dream profession by under­ taking research work in Lim­


popo. Katie Rapson returned


from her South African trip this week, after spending 12 weeks in the Limpopo reserve conducting field research, where she completed the equivalent of an internship with the Association For the Study of Animal Behaviour. The Association provides a


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who will return to Bristol and the final year of her degree at


the end of this month, said: “I received massive help in ap­ plying for the grant from my tutor at university, Dr Radford. “Bristol University is host­


ing project work in Limpopo which involves research­ ing the dwarf mongoose, so I devised some experiments


which would contribute to­ wards the project. It was an


amazingexperienceandreal- ly hard work at the same time -w e spent long days conduct­ ing research in the field. I met some brilliant people along the way and learnt so much in my time there.”


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