Dementia reporting season, from inequalities to the Moon
Dr Clarissa Giebel discusses the latest briefings and reports from the UK APPG and World Health Organisation, and reflects on what made the spotlight, and what didn’t.
Dr Clarissa Giebel
Guest Blog – Accessing routine data for dementia across the globe
Clarissa shares her exploration of dementia cohort datasets, and discusses how they are supporting her latest research.
Guest Blog – Another year, another Liverpool Dementia Conference!
Dr Clarissa Giebel reflects and updates on the recent Liverpool Dementia & Ageing Research Conference, available to watch back now on the NIHR ARC MWC YouTube Channel.
Guest Blog – Co-producing young onset dementia research together
Blog from Dr Clarissa Giebel, discussing her patient and public involvement in reviewing YOD memory clinic services
Guest Blog – Corona virus and dementia – impacts from research to care
Clarissa Giebel shares details of how her covid-19 dementia research studies have been conceived, funded, approved and started recruiting in under two weeks.,
Guest Blog – Embarking on international research during the pandemic
International research collaborations can help bring a new perspective to your work, and ensure the findings or intervention can be used elsewhere. Dr Clarissa Giebel discusses how her research is going global in her latest blog – read or listen.
Guest Blog – From costings to successfully managing a research budget
Essential reading for any early career researcher writing their first grant application – because getting your costings right, and managing the budget are a key skill, and can mean the difference between grant acceptance or rejection.
Guest Blog – Goodbye 2019, hello new decade and more dementia research!
Clarissa reflects on 2019, and looks forward to a new year and some of the big tasks ahead for her research – and the stress of delivering on a successful grant application.
Guest Blog – Grant Rejections, the norm in academia
New blog from Dr Clarissa Giebel – there is an unofficial statistic that only about 1 or 2 in 10 grant applications get funded, some funders proudly claims 1 in 4, Clarissa discusses.
Guest Blog – Health inequalities in dementia care – Knowledge Exchange between Maastricht & Liverpool
Blog from Dr Clarissa Giebel, sharing feedback from a recent knowledge exchange trip between Maastricht & Liverpool addressing health inequalities in dementia care
Guest Blog – How has 2020 changed dementia research and the research work-life balance?
Dr Clarissa Giebel reflects on how 2020 changed everyone’s lives, and research and looks forward to how this will keep going in 2021.
Guest Blog – Hybrid care, the future of dementia care?
Dr Clarissa Giebel discusses how dementia care is changing in the short and long-term as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.