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Journal Article
Canada releases national dementia plan
2014
Overview
\"We are committed with our G7 counterparts to find a cure by 2025,\" [Rona Ambrose] told delegates to the Canada-France Global Dementia Legacy Event. \"This will mean a lot of work, not only in the research community, but also with the provinces and territories to take the research and turn it into action on the ground.\" \"I'm very optimistic that we'll continue further down the road to see a more full-fledged plan, but this plan incorporates all the pieces that we need,\" said Ambrose. \"At the end of the day, it's what the provinces and territories agree to call it.\" \"We may need to build more long-term care facilities, or incorporate more care for Alzheimer's disease into those facilities, or potentially move resources around in home care - that's all for the provincial health ministers to discuss,\" said Ambrose. As for the federal role: \"We can work very well ... providing the information they need through research.\"
Publisher
Elsevier Inc,Joule Inc,CMA Impact, Inc,Canadian Medical Association
