If you work in the frontline in primary care, mental health, hospital, adult social care, within a local care organisation or are a care provider - this event is for you!
Showcasing innovation and best practice in delirium.
Wednesday 12th March 2025, 9.30am-4pm.
In person event: Located in Central Manchester. Venue TBC.
To sign up: Sign up by clicking here
There are limited spaces so sign up now to avoid disappointment. We will follow up via email to confirm the venue details.
Delirium is a condition which causes a short-term confused state and develops over hours and days. It causes short term problems with memory, concentration, attention and personality. It occurs when a person is medically unwell and can be caused by several things, such as infections, pain or constipation. People living with dementia are more likely to experience delirium. People may go on to develop delirium, whether they are in hospital, in a care home or living at home.
The session will cover topics on:
- What delirium is and how to manage it
- Stories from people with lived experience
- Workshop focusing on how we can all improve delirium management
- Good practice examples from Greater Manchester localities
- Unique opportunity to hear from international colleagues from Singapore
If you’re interested but unable to attend, please get in touch to be added to our distribution list for future delirium events and webinars. e: gmhscp.dementiaunited@nhs.net
You can view the Greater Manchester 2024 delirium webinar here: Greater Manchester’s best practice delirium webinar 13th March 2024
Download the event flyer: GM Best Practice Delirium Event Flyer 2025
You can find out more about our delirium programme here.
If you have any questions, please get in touch gmhscp.dementiaunited@nhs.net
