A blog from Alzheimer’s Society discussing grant-writing tips, staying motivated and what it is like to be an Alzheimer’s Society funded researcher in an interview tih Professor Nick Fox and Dr Carole Sudre.
Find out how to measure the experience of people with dementia when commissioning, improving or creating new services and products, whether big or small. (useful for researchers too)
Alzheimer’s Society report examines the barriers to getting a timely and accurate diagnosis and builds a consensus on recommendations to overcome them.
Ananga and Jo Moonesinghe discuss all things life, from how they met, to their experience with Ananga’s Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and hopes for the future
Need a reminder as to why your research is important? Take a look at Tracy and Steve’s story shared from the Dementia UK website
Christine talks about life as a Dementia Carer and finding the Support she needed – a new short film from Alzheimer’s Society reminding us why research is vital
Watch our livestream from 21 April to hear about the Daphne Jackson Fellowship sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Society, and how it can help you return to research
Alzheimer’s Society has published a series of reports looking at the Dementia Diagnosis pathway, regional variation, challenges for minority, NHS and Care Homes
Learn about the Daphne Jackson Trsut Fellowships and hear how it has helped people return to research after an extended career break.
The UK APPG’s latest inquiry, is investigating the barriers people may face in getting a dementia diagnosis – Researchers submit evidence by 24th Feb
19-year-old Maisie is a student currently living alone with her nan, Terry, who has Alzheimer’s disease. Being a young carer at any time brings challenges, but coronavirus makes daily life harder for Maisie, as she starts to feel more and more lonely.
Alzheimer’s Society welcomes Dr Richard Oakley to their Research and Influencing team as the new Head of Research, ready to transform their work.