For many people living with dementia hospital is a challenging setting due to the busy, unfamiliar and stressful nature of the environment. The Environments Team at Dementia Training Australia (DTA) has launched an addition to its suite of Environmental Design Resources. This new audit tool, the EAT-Acute Care, focuses on acute care settings. It has been developed to enable a systematic review of ward environments and the creation of better hospital environments for patients living with dementia. This new audit tool will allow you to have a systematic conversation about the strengths and weaknesses of the ward environment and then help you identify ways to make improvements, from simple and easy fixes, to planning for renovations or new builds. This webinar recording discusses the impact of acute hospital environments on people living with dementia, an introduces the new resource. Additional Information, no outline: Kirsty Bennett Architect and Senior Academic Consultant, Environments, DTA Ashlee Osborne Environments Consultant, DTA