Best Digitial Podcasts (2025)

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A united front: Part two 28:33

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27d ago28:33

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Our Chief Executive Catherine Hall and our very good friend and partner Aged Care Association Chief Executive Hon. Tracey Martin join our Media Advisor Daniel Paul for a conversation around advocating for the sector in the second part of this podcast. In this podcast, Catherine and Tracey explore what practical changes can be implemented and how to…

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A united front: Part one 21:13

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Our Chief Executive Catherine Hall and our very good friend and partner Aged Care Association Chief Executive Hon. Tracey Martin join our Media Advisor Daniel Paul for a conversation around advocating for the sector in part one of this podcast. In this podcast, we’ll articulate what the challenge is for the ageing population in Aotearoa New Zealand…

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Dementia support 27:55

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Alzheimers Northland Manager Trudi Bridges and Alzheimers Whanganui Manager Renee Clark share their insights on dementia support for World Alzheimers Month, hosted by Alzheimers NZ Senior Communications Advisor Amie Hickland. This is timely before the launch of the World Alzheimer Report 2025 on dementia rehabilitation. While the concept of rehabil…

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Dementia Design 22:18

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We’ve recently announced a new partnership between our Dementia Learning Centre and the Centre for Co-Created Ageing Research (CCREATE-AGE) at the University of Auckland to develop the first dementia design training and toolkits for Aotearoa New Zealand. Our friend and partner Co-Director CCREATE-AGE and Joyce Cook Chair Professor Ngaire Kerse, and…

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Reality bites 32:55

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Alister Robertson – who lives with dementia mate wareware – and Rosie Chambers, Manager of Alzheimers South Canterbury, recently joined our Parliamentary Friends of Dementia group to share their lived experience. From diagnosis to the hard realities facing organisations in terms of funding, here’s what Alister and Rosie shared with MPs at Parliamen…

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Medication and more 38:31

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Chief Executive Catherine Hall interviews 2024 Alzheimers NZ Fellow Dr Campbell Le Heron in our latest podcast about his research and other breakthroughs around the globe. Campbell’s research has a focus on neurodegenerative diseases with two big pillars – the first being cognitive neuroscience mechanisms (the problems people experience in the sett…

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Digitial technology in education – Part four 18:02

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In this final episode of the series, Dementia Learning Centre Director and Ellen Bragger delve into the transformative potential of digital technology in dementia education. From virtual reality experiences to gamification and artificial intelligence, they investigate how the Dementia Learning Centre at Alzheimers New Zealand is embracing innovatio…

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Education innovations – Part three 15:36

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In this insightful episode, Dementia Learning Centre Director Caroline Bartle discusses her ambitious vision for dementia mate wareware education in Aotearoa New Zealand for 2025. From innovative training programmes to cutting-edge technology, she outlines how the Centre will support and transform dementia mate wareware care while prioritising peop…

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Reimagining education for the real world – Part two 15:28

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In this illuminating discussion, Dementia Learning Centre Director Caroline Bartle shares her insights into delivering impactful dementia education, drawing from her experience running a social enterprise in the UK and her academic research. She and Ellen Bragger examine how combining emotional engagement with practical experience fosters lasting c…

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Challenges facing education – Part one 13:53

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In this initial episode of a four-part series, Dementia Learning Centre Director Caroline Bartle joins Ellen Bragger to discuss the challenges facing dementia mate wareware education in Aotearoa New Zealand. They address the complexities of delivering effective training across diverse healthcare settings, the impact of high staff turnover, and the …

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Breakthroughs and biomarkers 55:31

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It seems there’s news about breakthroughs for dementia mate wareware every week! Professor Lynette Tippett and Dr Etu Ma’u – of the University of Auckland – join Chief Executive Catherine Hall to kōrero (talk) about what’s new. Lynette is Director of the Dementia Prevention Research Clinics where they are researchingfactors and biomarkers that infl…

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At the coalface 24:36

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Local Alzheimers and Dementia organisations provide vital support to people and their whānau living with dementia mate wareware. Alzheimers NZ Principal Advisor Services and Standards Lyneta Russell is joined by Managers Heather Lackner (Nelson/Tasman) and Helen Frank (Taranaki) for an insight into what’s happening at the coalface of local services…

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Tackling stigma around dementia 34:58

1+ y ago34:58

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Alzheimers Disease International (ADI) Deputy CEO and Director of Policy, Communications and Publications Chris Lynch joins Alzheimers New Zealand Chief Executive Catherine Hall to talk about tackling stigma this World Alzheimers Month. ADI will release the 2024 World Alzheimer Report on stigma on the eve of World Alzheimers Day, following a worldw…

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Digital Forensics, Redefined: Episode 13 - Billy Carpenter and "Bucky" 17:57

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Digital Forensics Redefined: Unveiling the Past with Rob Walensky and Billy Carpenter In this episode of Digital Forensics Redefined, host Rob Walensky is joined by Billy Carpenter, a distinguished figure in law enforcement with an impressive background in digital forensics. From his start as a Patrol Officer with the Village of Warrens Police Depa…

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Demystifying dementia 33:54

1+ y ago33:54

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Australian aged-care specialist and educator Rose Capp joins Principal Advisor Services and Standards Lyneta Russell to bust some of the myths around dementia mate wareware. Rose has recently released her new book which explores some of the common myths around dementia mate wareware. She teaches in ageing studies and dementia mate wareware care at …

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Tales from the Trenches w/Renuka Sastri Pt. 2 [Full Interview] 37:59

1+ y ago37:59

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Learn best practices and real-world tips from an experienced Digital Transformation executive. Full Interview.By Rajiv Menon

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Tales from the Trenches w/Renuka Sastri Pt.1 2:04

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Learn best practices and real-world tips from an experienced Digital Transformation executive.By Rajiv Menon

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Business Modeling - What and Why 2:10

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You need to use the right tools for the job. Strategy conversations are made productive through the Business Model Canvas (BMC). Learn how. View the Business Model Canvas by clicking the link: https://www.strategyzer.com/library/the-business-model-canvasBy Rajiv Menon

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Reflections on learning 24:53

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Dr Kathy Peri reflects on her time at Alzheimers NZ as Director of the Dementia Learning Centre – from its inception four years ago to how it’s grown today. The Dementia Learning Centre is our hub of excellence for dementia mate wareware education. The kaupapa of the centre is based around people, and the right we all have to feel supported, valued…

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Tales from the Trenches w/Adam Scheinberg Pt.3 2:28

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In this episode, we recap our interview with Adam Scheinberg. We touch on some main points with some insights.By Rajiv Menon

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Tales from the Trenches w/Adam Scheinberg Pt.2 [Full Interview] 24:09

1+ y ago24:09

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Hear from Adam Scheinberg discussing why transformation is hard. "What got you here, won't get you there".By Rajiv Menon

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Tales from the Trenches w/Adam Scheinberg Pt.1 1:59

1+ y ago1:59

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Learn what worked for Massey Services in their journey towards Digital Transformation.By Rajiv Menon

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Starting your Digital Transformation Journey 2:07

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There are a lot of opinions out there on how to get started, so as a leader you need to form your own opinions too. How do you do that? Start with business modeling. Have you used business model tools before? Why or why not?By Rajiv Menon

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Digital Native vs. Digital Immigrant 2:07

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It's okay to be a digital immigrant - if you're a fast learner. Listen to what Netflix and Tesla did to chart your own Digital Transformation journey.By Rajiv Menon

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The 4 Levels of Digital Maturity 2:16

1+ y ago2:16

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Digital transformation is a journey. While there is no endpoint- there certainly are levels of maturity that organizations can aspire to.By Rajiv Menon

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New Digital Transformation Series 1:58

1+ y ago1:58

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Welcome to 2m2x - 2 Minutes 2 Transformation. Join us weekly to discuss Digital Transformation!! To accelerate your digital transformation/innovation journey, visit us at informulate.comBy Rajiv Menon

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Hearing and dementia 38:42

1+ y ago38:42

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The link between hearing loss and dementia mate wareware is significant. Audika’s Ben de Farias joins our podcast to delve deeper into why looking after your hearing is another important piece of the puzzle for ageing well. Audika is the only hearing provider in Aotearoa New Zealand which is currently Dementia Friendly Accredited – well done! We al…

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Action Plan: The way forward 30:28

2y ago30:28

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Dementia Mate Wareware Leadership and Advisory Group Co-Chairs Dr Makarena Dudley and Teresa Wall join Alzheimers NZ Chief Executive Catherine Hall to discuss the group’s important role in the Dementia Mate Wareware Governance Ecosystem. The group was established in 2022 to provide strategic advice to guide government on how Aotearoa New Zealand sh…

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Dementia and the Chinese community 20:49

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A new initiative to support Chinese New Zealanders living with dementia mate wareware and their care partners by raising awareness and providing education specific to the community is now up and running. The University of Auckland’s Associate Professor Gary Cheung shares more about his latest project in collaboration with Dementia Auckland and othe…

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Reducing the risk 31:26

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There are 12 proven lifestyle factors that, if modified, can reduce the risk of a person developing dementia mate wareware. University of Auckland’s Dr Etu Ma’u and Professor Lynette Tippett share more about risk reduction, following the release of the World Alzheimer Report 2023 in September.By Alzheimers NZ

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Understanding continence 19:47

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Continence can be one of those subjects no one wants to talk about, and there are many reasons why someone with dementia mate wareware can become incontinent. Principal Advisor Services and Standards Lyneta Russell is joined by Dr Anna Lawrence and Liz Childs, of Continence NZ, in our latest podcast. They discuss different strategies which can be p…

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Digitial Forensics Redefined: Episode 12 - Greg Phillips PT 4 "Killer" 17:55

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Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a …

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Digitial Forensics Redefined: Episode 11 - Greg Phillips PT3 15:03

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Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a …

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Let’s chat about… how doing, creates belonging 15:15

2y ago15:15

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Let’s chat about... is our podcast series which gives experts working in dementia mate wareware across Aotearoa New Zealand an opportunity to chat about a topic and share some of the evidence available. We’re joined by Summerset’s Programme Lead – Therapeutic Recreation Orquidea Tamoyo Mortera in this episode, to chat about how engaging people in r…

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Digital Forensics, Redefined: Episode 10 - Greg Phillips PT. 2 11:47

2y ago11:47

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Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a …

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Digitial Forensics Redefined: Episode 9 - Greg Phillips 14:48

2+ y ago14:48

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Join Defense Forensic's Rob Walensky and former Department of Justice Law Enforcement Agent Greg Phillips in this week's episode of "Digital Forensics, Redefined." Listen to stories of Greg & Rob's careers in law enforcement from the good, the bad, and the ugly. Greg is a retired Senior Special Agent with 27 years in Law Enforcement and has been a …

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Young Onset Dementia 23:37

2+ y ago23:37

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Dementia Friendly Advisor Dr Meg Spriggs is joined by of the University of Auckland’s Dr Brigid Ryan to learn more about Young Onset Dementia, as we mark World Alzheimers Month 2023.By Alzheimers NZ

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Let’s chat about… when I am lost for words 15:40

2+ y ago15:40

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Let’s chat about... is our podcast series which gives experts working in dementia mate wareware across Aotearoa New Zealand an opportunity to chat about a topic and share some of the evidence available. In this episode, we’re joined by Annabel Grant, a Speech Language Therapist working at Massey University to chat about a few simple strategies to h…

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Let’s chat about… 'I want to go home' 10:44

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Let’s chat about... is our podcast series which gives experts working in dementia mate wareware across Aotearoa New Zealand an opportunity to chat about a topic and share some of the evidence available. In this episode, we’re joined by Summerset's Dementia Specialist Shelley Kennedy to chat about a common phrase said by people living with dementia …

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Let’s chat about… Personhood 16:25

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Let’s chat about... is our podcast series which gives experts working in dementia mate wareware across Aotearoa New Zealand an opportunity to chat about a topic and share some of the evidence available. In this episode, we’re joined by Ryman Healthcare Dementia Project Specialist Caroline Bartle and chatting about Personhood and why this is importa…

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Back to basics: Election 101 23:14

2+ y ago23:14

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Feeling overwhelmed by all the election coverage? Join Alzheimers NZ Chief Executive Catherine Hall and Media Advisor Daniel Paul to explore why working closely with Government is crucial for people and whānau living with dementia mate wareware in the lead up to the 2023 General Election. We delve into how we work with Government, why it’s importan…

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Keeping your brain healthy 21:04

3y ago21:04

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Dementia Learning Centre director Dr Kathy Peri is joined by Dr Makarena Dudley and Dr Gary Cheung, of the University of Auckland, to learn more about our brains – just in time for Brain Awareness Month. The experts explore the latest research, the effect of Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) and what people can do to help keep their brains health…

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What's happening on the ground? 36:01

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Our frontline services are at breaking point. More funding is desperately needed to help people and whānau living with dementia mate wareware in Aotearoa New Zealand get the support they need. Government has already indicated their support with the implementation of the Dementia Mate Wareware Action Plan, and their support for healthy ageing in Te …

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Where support starts 10:42

3y ago10:42

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Join Dr Etu Ma’u to explore the reality of post-diagnostic care in Aotearoa, following the release of the World Alzheimer Report 2022. Dr Ma’u highlights the need for more support – particularly for ethnic communities – throughout a person’s life. Dr Etu Ma’u is a senior lecturer at Auckland University, and a specialist old age psychiatrist at Waik…

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Life after diagnosis 21:42

3y ago21:42

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The World Alzheimer Report 2022 highlights some of the challenges the sector is facing globally. There is a focus on the urgent need for significant improvements to essential post-diagnosis treatment, care, and support services. Adrienne Henderson and Tanya Lyders, who are both supporting their husbands, shared their stories with Alzheimers NZ to h…

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Looking to the future - Covid-19 16:58

3+ y ago16:58

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With Covid restrictions easing and the virus not disappearing any time soon, what does the future hold for our older and more vulnerable communities? Here to talk to us is Dr Ngaire Kerse (NZOM), the inaugural Joyce Cook Chair in Aging Well at the University of Auckland, and a GP at the City Mission. She has looked after many people with dementia i…

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Cure and care 24:00

3+ y ago24:00

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Dementia consistently ranks as one of our most feared conditions. There is currently no cure for dementia, though researchers around the world are desperately searching for one. So why is it proving so hard? And how do we balance this with the urgent need for more care and support for people living with dementia today? Here to talk us through these…

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Living with Covid-19 and dementia 17:54

4y ago17:54

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It's been a tough couple of weeks as more and more of us become affected by Covid-19. The numbers of people testing positive for the virus are rising steadily every day. There can be no doubt that contracting Covid is a difficult experience for everyone. But what happens when you are also living with or supporting someone with dementia? In this epi…

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The growing impact of dementia mate wareware 28:01

4y ago28:01

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Dementia mate wareware is one of the greatest health challenges facing Aotearoa New Zealand. Around 70,000 New Zealanders live with dementia right now, which is set to more than double by 2050. This increase is expected to be much faster for Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities. In September, Alzheimers NZ launched the Dementia Economic Impact Rep…

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Dame Kerry Prendergast - Champion for Dementia 12:07

4y ago12:07

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Champion for Dementia Dame Kerry Prendergast discusses how dementia has impacted her life, and what needs to be done to better prepare New Zealand for the sharp increase in people living with dementia. Both her parents lived with dementia, and her husband Rex has recently been diagnosed with vascular dementia.…