Table 1.
Characteristics of Standards: Country, Region, and Focus Workforce
| Country | Region | Workforce | Source | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | National | Primary Healthcare Nursing | Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (2015) | S1 |
| Australia | Queensland | Government Health Staff | Queensland Health (2010) | S2 |
| Australia | Queensland | People involved in end-of-life care | Queensland Health (2020) | S3 |
| Ireland | National | All care staff | Department of Health Ireland (2014) | S4 |
| United Kingdom | National | Health and care workforce | Skills for Care and Skills for Health (2011); Skills for Health and Health Education England and Skills for Care (2015); Skills for Health and Health Education England and Skills for Care (2018); UK National Institute for Health Care Excellence (2018) | S5 |
| United Kingdom: Northern Ireland | National | Health and social care staff | Dementia Together Northern Ireland (2016) | S6 |
| United Kingdom: Scotland | Greater Glasgow and Clyde | Health and social care staff | NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Dementia Services Workforce Development Group (2012) | S7 |
| United Kingdom: Scotland | National | Health and social care staff | The Scottish Government (2011) | S8 |
| United Kingdom: Wales | National | Health and social care staff | Care Council for Wales (2016) | S9 |
| United States | National | Public Health staff | Alzheimer’s Association and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2018) | S10 |
| United States | National | Health care staff across the care continuum | US Department of Health and Human Services (2019) | S11 |
| United States | Georgia | Direct care workers | Georgia Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias Collaborative Workforce Development Committee (2016) | S12 |
| United States | West Virginia | Health professionals, direct care workers, and informal caregivers | Newbrough and Boone (2011) | S13 |