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    This document outlines six levels of local key stakeholders in dementia care. Level 1 includes people with dementia and their carers. Level 2 includes commissioners like PCTs and local authorities. Level 3 covers technical experts in legal, financial, and information areas. Level 4 involves wider partners like other service users, carers, and third sector groups. Level 5 refers to frontline clinical and specialist staff as well as social care providers. Level 6 comprises oversight and scrutiny groups that provide challenge and review.

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    This document outlines six levels of local key stakeholders in dementia care. Level 1 includes people with dementia and their carers. Level 2 includes commissioners like PCTs and local authorities. Level 3 covers technical experts in legal, financial, and information areas. Level 4 involves wider partners like other service users, carers, and third sector groups. Level 5 refers to frontline clinical and specialist staff as well as social care providers. Level 6 comprises oversight and scrutiny groups that provide challenge and review.

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    This document outlines six levels of local key stakeholders in dementia care. Level 1 includes people with dementia and their carers. Level 2 includes commissioners like PCTs and local authorities. Level 3 covers technical experts in legal, financial, and information areas. Level 4 involves wider partners like other service users, carers, and third sector groups. Level 5 refers to frontline clinical and specialist staff as well as social care providers. Level 6 comprises oversight and scrutiny groups that provide challenge and review.

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    Local Key Dementia Stakeholders

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    This document outlines six levels of local key stakeholders in dementia care. Level 1 includes people with dementia and their carers. Level 2 includes commissioners like PCTs and local authorities. Level 3 covers technical experts in legal, financial, and information areas. Level 4 involves wider partners like other service users, carers, and third sector groups. Level 5 refers to frontline clinical and specialist staff as well as social care providers. Level 6 comprises oversight and scrutiny groups that provide challenge and review.

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    Local Key Stakeholders

    3: Technical Experts
    • Legal, Contracting, Finance, Information &
    Evidence 4: Wider Partners
    • Performance & Improvement
    • Staff
    • Hard to Reach Communities • Other Service Users & Carers
    • Local Third & Private Sector Partners

    2: Commissioners
    5: Professionals
    • PCT’s & Local Authorities
    • Clinical & Specialist Staff • Social Care Providers
    • Front Line Practitioners • Staff in Adult Social 6: Oversight & Scrutiny Groups
    • Old Age Psychiatry Care
    •Geriatrician • Homecare
    1: People with Dementia • Urologists • Intermediate Care • Local Strategic Partnerships
    • Leads from PCT’s & Local Authorities for challenge and
    • Acute Care & • Care Homes
    & their Carers •Communities • Day Centres review purposes
    • Strategic Health Authorities (SHA’s)
    • Practice & District Nurses • Acute Hospitals
    • Health Visitors • GP’s • Local Authority Members
    • Non-Exec Members of Trust Board

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