Development and Facilities Director Lee Wood and Director of Dementia Care Caroline Inch are joined by Training and Development Manager Elaine Thorpe to discuss how the Rose Model of Dementia Care is integrated into building design. They describe how B&M Care’s dementia environments compliment the model and talk through some examples of dementia-friendly features within their homes.

John Darin is joined by Engagement and Wellbeing Officer Ruth Webster and Engagement and Wellbeing Co-Ordinator Margaret Daniels who discuss the differences between activity and engagement, how meaningful occupation can reduce behaviours, plus how the Rose Model of Dementia Care is impacting a home’s environments.

In this episode, Gemma Scott talks about her role as a Home Manager and how she is leading and facilitating change at a home level, as well as Clinical Director Colleen Wood who talks about dementia treatment and support from a non-medical perspective.

Operations Manager Sue Jarvis and Digital Marketing Manager Ben MacDonald join John Darin in the studio, alongside Director of Dementia Care, Caroline Inch. In this episode, they discuss how the Rose Model of Dementia Care is measured in a home from an operational perspective.

Joining John Darin in the studio are Compliance Manager Daryl Reading and Director of Dementia Care Caroline Inch to discuss how the Rose Model of Dementia Care influences their approach to compliance and how it is measured.

Director of Dementia Care Caroline Inch and Training and Development Manager Elaine Thorpe introduce the Rose Model of Dementia Care and chat about the motivation for creating it, how it works and the expected outcomes in changing day-to-day care practice.

A taster of the brand new series taking a behind-the-scenes look at the operational world of B&M Care and how, through its care homes, has taken a unique approach to delivering specialist dementia care using its unique Rose Model.