More Time: cultural competence and person-centred dementia care in community settings

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This performance is based on testimonials of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic professionals and carers. It highlights the importance of culturally appropriate care and the ways that institutionalised task-orientated cultures and punishing workloads contribute to poor care and elderly neglect. …

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This performance is based on testimonials of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic professionals and carers. It highlights the importance of culturally appropriate care and the ways that institutionalised task-orientated cultures and punishing workloads contribute to poor care and elderly neglect. Director and writer: Juls Benson Actors: Ali Goolyad, Carmelina Patricolo, Kiri Evans, Lisa Floyd Poetry: Ali Goolyad Narration: Mark John Researcher, public involvement lead and creative associate: Dr Sofia Vougioukalou, Y Lab Cardiff University In collaboration with: Suzanne Duval, Diverse Cymru, Jazz Browne, Nubian Life, Dr Katie Featherstone, School of Healthcare Sciences, Cardiff University This film is part of a project on ‘Dementia care experiences: understanding diversity, implementing equality, creating shared learning’ which was funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales - Enhancing Civic Mission and Community Engagement & the National Institute for Health Research NIHR HS&DR researcher led funding stream (project number 15/136/67). © Copyright Cardiff University 2021. All rights reserved. Cardiff University is the owner of all intellectual property rights in relation to this work, including but not limited to copyright, trade marks, brand names and get-up. No part of this work may be reproduced, reprinted, transmitted, stored or utilised in any material form, either in whole or in part, by any electronic or other means, without the prior written consent of Cardiff University. Unauthorised use of the works may constitute an infringement of Cardiff University’s rights.

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More Time: cultural competence and person-centred dementia care in community settings

Cardiff University School of Social Sciences

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This performance is based on testimonials of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic professionals and carers. It highlights the importance of culturally appropriate care and the ways that institutionalised task-orientated cultures and punishing workloads contribute to poor care and elderly neglect. Director and writer: Juls Benson Actors: Ali Goolyad, Carmelina Patricolo, Kiri Evans, Lisa Floyd Poetry: Ali Goolyad Narration: Mark John Researcher, public involvement lead and creative associate: Dr Sofia Vougioukalou, Y Lab Cardiff University In collaboration with: Suzanne Duval, Diverse Cymru, Jazz Browne, Nubian Life, Dr Katie Featherstone, School of Healthcare Sciences, Cardiff University This film is part of a project on ‘Dementia care experiences: understanding diversity, implementing equality, creating shared learning’ which was funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales - Enhancing Civic Mission and Community Engagement & the National Institute for Health Research NIHR HS&DR researcher led funding stream (project number 15/136/67). © Copyright Cardiff University 2021. All rights reserved. Cardiff University is the owner of all intellectual property rights in relation to this work, including but not limited to copyright, trade marks, brand names and get-up. No part of this work may be reproduced, reprinted, transmitted, stored or utilised in any material form, either in whole or in part, by any electronic or other means, without the prior written consent of Cardiff University. Unauthorised use of the works may constitute an infringement of Cardiff University’s rights.

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