Korea's Dementia Strategy
Public documents pertaining to the plan from the Republic of Korea are not currently
available. The following link is a summary of the plan by Mrs Sunghee Lee, a member of the planning commission and President of the Korean Alzheimer’s Association.
Another source of core information on the plan was a commentary published in the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 2010: 25:931-932 (doi: 10.1002/gps.2614 - payment or subscription needed)
- Korea's War on Dementia (PDF)
Summary of policy elements
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| 1. Awareness Raising | Yes |
| 2. Dementia Training | Yes |
| 3. Diagnosis | Yes |
| 4. Access to Treatment | |
| 5. Care Coordination | |
| 6. Caregiver Assessment | |
| 7. Changes in Physician Practice/Procedure | |
| 8. Quality Care Recommendation | |
| 9. Legal Ethical Issues/Rights | |
| 10. Risk Factors & Prevention | |
| 11. Improved Data | |
| 12. Research Funding | |
| 13. Budget for Family Assistance | |
| 14. Family Caregiver Support Policies | Yes |
| 15. Pilot Projects | |
| 16. Special Populations | |
| 17. Policy Office | |
| 18. Intergovernmental Policies | |



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