ArticleFrontiers in public health2024
Implementation of the Macao dementia policy: a scoping review for the way forward.
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Background: The implementation of dementia policy is a complex process of translating policy goals to actions to address the changing needs of people living with dementia. Leveraging on others' experiences would help policy decision-makers and actors better prepare for the challenges. Purpose: This study explored the development, the implementation and the impact of the dementia policy in Macao, a "role model" recognized by the Alzheimer's Disease International. Methods: A scoping review of policies, strategies, and news articles, as well as scholarly work from 6 scientific databases dated till March 2023 was conducted under the guidance of the Health Policy Triangle Framework. Results: According to 284 documents, the dementia policy in Macao, driven by government leadership and supported with public-private partnership, aimed to integrate health and social services to achieve the goals of " Discussion: Reconfiguring existing resources in the health and social services to form an integrated service network at the community level could be considered a priority of action. Continuous engagement, collaboration and empowerment at different levels across these sectors is crucial for the sustainability of a dementia policy.
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