The National Policy for Older People’s Health stated in 2006 that some local, state, and municipal managers’ experiences were important for the establishment of the policy. However, no details about specific experiences and names of these managers were mentioned in the document (Fernandes & Soares, 2012).

References:

Fernandes, M. T. de O., & Soares, S. M. (2012). O desenvolvimento de políticas públicas de atenção ao idoso no Brasil. Revista Da Escola de Enfermagem Da USP, 46(6), 1494–1502. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0080-62342012000600029

The Mental Health Review Report (MHRR) and the Elderly Services Programme Plan (ESPP) were developed by a wide range of stakeholders from different sectors, including (Food and Health Bureau, 2017a; Working Group on Elderly Services Programme Plan, 2017):

Health care

• Hospital Authority Dr CHEUNG Wai-lun
• Hospital Authority Dr CHAN Hon-wai, Felix
• Hospital Authority Dr TSE Man-wah, Doris
• Kwai Chung Hospital Dr SHUM Ping-shiu
• Health Services Functional Constituency Prof Hon LEE Kok-long, Joseph

Health & social care

• Haven of Hope Christian Services Dr LAM Ching-choi

Social care (NGO)

• Hong Kong Alzheimer’s Disease Association Dr DAI Lok-kwan, David
• Hong Kong Association of Gerontology Dr LEUNG Man-fuk, Edward
• Senior Citizen Home Safety Association Mr MA Kam-wah, Timothy
• New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association Ms YAU Sau-wai, Sania
• Hong Kong Council of Social Service Miss CHAN Man-yee, Grace
• The Hong Kong Council of Social Service Ms WONG Yiu-ming, Anita
• The Hong Kong Council of Social Service Dr CHENG Lai-ling, Crystal
• Social Welfare Functional Constituency Mr CHEUNG Kwok-che
• International Social Service Hong Kong Branch Mr YAU How-boa, Stephen
• Po Leung Kuk Mrs WONG WONG Yu-sum, Doris
• Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Limited Ms CHOW Mee-tim
• Hong Kong Carers Alliances Dr LAW Kam-chu, Gemma

Social care (Private sector)

• Tung Hoi Association for the Gifted Child Limited Mr LEE Pak-ying Richard
• Hiu Kwong Nursing Service Limited Mr SHIE Wai-hung, Henry
• Bunhoi Group Mr WONG Fan-foung, Jackson
• T.Investment Limited Mr CHAN Chi-yuk, Kenneth

Public education & Voluntary service

• The Hong Kong Association of Senior Citizens Mrs CHAN LUI Ling-yee, Lilian

Housing

• Hong Kong Housing Society Dr CHEUNG Moon-wah

Academics

• The Chinese University of Hong Kong Prof CHIU Fung-kum, Helen
• The Chinese University of Hong Kong Prof LAM Chiu-wa, Linda
• The University of Hong Kong Dr LOU Wei-qun, Vivian
• The University of Hong Kong Dr YEUNG Ka-ching
• The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Prof FUNG Yuk-kuen, Sylvia
• City University of Hong Kong CHONG Ming-lin, Alice
• Lingnan University Prof CHAN Cheung-ming, Alfred

References:

Food and Health Bureau. (2017a). Mental Health Review Report.  Retrieved from https://www.fhb.gov.hk/download/press_and_publications/otherinfo/180500_mhr/e_mhr_full_report.pdf.

Working Group on Elderly Services Programme Plan, Elderly Commission of Government of Hong Kong SAR,. (2017). Elderly Services Programme Plan. Hong Kong: Elderly Commission of Government HKSAR Retrieved from https://www.elderlycommission.gov.hk/en/download/library/ESPP_Final_Report_Eng.pdf.

Not applicable.

The Ministry of Health is the primary stakeholder in creating the national strategic plan. The roles of the other key stakeholders are outlined for each action steps.

Overview of stakeholders involved in the seven action steps

Source: (Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia, 2015a, pp.18-25).

References:

Ministry of Health Republic of Indonesia. (2015a). Ministry of Health Regulation No. 67/2015 on Geriatric Services in Public Health Center (Permenkes No. 67/2015 Tentang Penyelenggaraan Pelayanan Kesehatan Lanjut Usia Di Pusat Kesehatan Masyarakat). Kementrian Kesehatan Indonesia, 1–140.

No data was sourced due to a lack of dementia policy in Jamaica.

They are not mentioned.

NZ Dementia Framework:

There is no specific named stakeholder in the dementia framework but it does note that “The framework provides DHBs and the health and social support sectors with a guide for developing their dementia care pathways”.

Dementia Action plan:

Does not name any key stakeholder but does suggest lead organisations for each of the priority action areas, such as dementia associations, academic researchers, and DHBs.

Not applicable as there is no dementia-specific policy or plan for South Africa.