Dementia Assessment and Referral Return
The number and proportion of patients aged 75 and over admitted as an emergency for more than 72 hours in England who were identified as potentially having dementia, were appropriately assessed and, where appropriate, referred to specialist services.
About this standard
- Publisher
- NHS England
- Also known as
- Dementia Assessment and Referral (DAR) Return
- Reference code
- DCB3035
- Status
- Retired
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- Standard type
- Collections
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- Contact point
Link to standard
- Documentation
- Not Available
- Applies to
- Emergency and dementia services in England
Topics and care settings
- Topic
- Referrals
- Care setting
- Urgent and Emergency Care
Review Information
- Scope
- Emergency and dementia services in England
Page last updated: 06 June 2024