Ethical dimensions of international dementia plans

Editorial – L. Bergemann / A. Frewer / M. Schmidhuber: Dementia Strategies, Medical Ethics and Human Rights. Effective Protection of the Interests of Persons with Dementia – Ethical Aspects of Dementia Concepts (in Cooperation with the EFI Project “Human Rights in Healthcare”) – L. Bergemann / M. Schmidhuber / A. Frewer: National Dementia Plans and Clinical Ethics. A Path Towards Better Practice? – W. Teschauer: Dementia Plans and Strategies in Austria, Germany and Switzerland – S. Häupler / P. Kolominsky-Rabas: Dementia Strategy of Bavaria – K. Engedal: The Norwegian Dementia Plan – J. Cohen-Mansfi eld: Notes on the Israeli National Program for Addressing Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Types of Dementia – C. W. L. Ho: ‘Vulnerability’ as a Guide for Policy and Regulatory Action – Care of Older People with Dementia in Singapore – O. Döring / L. Yue: China’s Emerging Alzheimer’s Plan. Recent Developments in theInstitutionalized Nursing Care Field – Ethical and Cultural Dimensions – L. Holzhauser / A. Frewer: Ethics of Dementia in International Movies. A Short Comparison between North America and Europe – M. Schmidhuber / L. Bergemann / A. Frewer: Public Health and Clinical Ethics for Persons with Dementia. Synopsis of International Perspectives – Documentation – World Health Organization (WHO): Global Action against Dementia. A Call for Action – Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Alzheimer’s: Charter of Rights for People with Dementia and their Carers in Scotland – U. S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS): National Plan to Address Alzheimer’s Disease (2016 Update) – Authors with Addresses – Series “Global Health, Ethics and Human Rights” – Backlist