This resource was developed by American Psychiatric Association to provide health care providers guidelines on how to improve the care of patients with dementia who are exhibiting agitation or psychosis as well as the judicious use of antipsychotic medications when agitation or psychosis occurs in association with dementia.

This toolkit was developed by Gerontological Society of America to provide health care providers  approaches and tools to detect early signs of dementia using the Kickstart Assess Evaluate Refer (KAER) Model.

This website was developed by Iowa Geriatric Education Center to help health care providers and consumers better understand how to manage problem behaviors and psychosis in people with dementia using evidence-based approaches. This website offers trainings, pocket guides, and written content.

This tool was developed by the Alzheimer's Association to help Chronic Care Networks for Alzheimer’s Disease provide residents and caregivers a form which captures the most important facts to share with others in their life.

This evidence-based tip sheet was developed by the American Psychological Association to provide health care providers a series of books, book chapters and journal articles that collectively address individual, family and organizational interventions as well as psychological and neuropsychological assessment of older adults.

This evidence-based tip sheet was developed by The Pioneer Network to help health care providers share information about each resident as everyone starts work and to recap and pass along to the next shift any new information.

This resource was developed by The Pioneer Network to provide health care providers, with an evidence-based tip sheet on consistent assignments, What, Why, & How.

This toolkit was developed by Long Term Care Community Coalition to provide health care providers, residents and families with information that can be used to support resident-centered advocacy for better care.

The Annual Wellness Visit Assessment and Resource Toolkit is a provider-facing compilation of resources, educational handouts, and links to pertinent materials developed by Quality Insights. It addresses the purpose, overall scope, guidelines and processes, assessments, and persons involved (the “who, what, how, and why”). This toolkit includes assessment tools for anxiety, depression, mobility and self-care, memory, medication, end-of-life care, honoring care decisions, and preventive plans.