Table 1.

Key Service Design Features.

Individualized model of service 2,49,105	Listening to people with younger onset dementia and their carers	Individualized service planning/person-centered approach	Recognition of the diversity among the many younger onset dementia diagnostic groups and the special needs of individuals
	Ongoing needs assessment	Whole of family approaches
Staff attributes 2,49,166,168	Appropriately skilled and suitable staff	An enabling and consumer-centered approach	Effective communication
	An holistic approach	Case management skills	Flexibility
Organizational attributes 2,49,105	Access to integrated specialist diagnostic and ongoing symptom management services	Cost effective and flexible fees policy	Capacity building—involving people capable of effecting change in the process of service development
	Capacity for organizational change/responsiveness	Cultural safety	Effective risk management strategies
	Regionally based, integrated, and coordinated interagency partnerships and pathways	Ability to cater for the needs of people in rural and remote communities	Appropriate exit policies relating to the suspension and withdrawal of services
	Timely service provision	Individualized service planning/person-centered approach
	Dementia-friendly environments	Respect and consideration for clients and carers