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1. Characterizing care; 2. An introduction to the dementias: a clinicalview; 3. The view of the person with dementia; 4. The view of the familycarer; 5. Offering supportive care in dementia: reflections on the PEACEprogramme; 6. Services for younger adults with dementia; 7. Huntington'sdisease and dementia; 8. Patients with HIV-associated dementia; 9. Down'ssyndrome and dementia: a framework for practice to support people with Down'ssyndrome and dementia living in generic care homes; 10. Dementia care indeveloping countries; 11. Ingredients and issues in supportive care forpeople with dementia: summarizing from models of care; 12. Pharmacologicalmanagement of neuropsychiatric symptoms in people with dementia; 13. Hospitaladmissions in dementia; 14. Distress and pain in dementia; 15. The role ofthe family doctor in supportive care for people with dementia; 16. Communitymental health nursing and supportive care; 17. From psychologicalinterventions to a psychology of dementia; 18. Supportive care: social careand social work approaches; 19. Care homes and long-term care for people withdementia; 20. Assisted living programmes providing supportive care fordementia; 21. Spiritual care of people with dementia and their carers; 22.Anticipatory and disenfranchised grief among dementia family caregivers:helping spouse and adult/child caregivers to cope; 23. Communicating withpeople with dementia; 24. Maintaining the self in dementia; 25.Person-centred care as supportive care; 26. Narrative, supportive care, anddementia: a preliminary exploration; 27. Persons with severe dementia and thenotion of bodily autonomy; 28. Advance care planning: an American view; 29.Advance care planning and palliative care in dementia: a view from theNetherlands; 30. Living and dying at home with dementia; 31. Namaste care anddying in institutional settings; 32. The principles and practice ofsupportive care in dementia