Braun and Clarke thematic analysis explained FAST
Dr Elizabeth Yardle explains Braun & Clarke’s 6 steps of thematic analysis clearly and simply, helping you code, interpret, & write up your data with confidence
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Profile – Sophie Jeffery, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Trust
Sophie Jeffery is a Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Psychotherapist passionate about family therapy and supporting older people with dementia.
When Rejections Pile Up: Staying Resilient Through Setbacks
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Profile – Aygun Badalova, University College London
Aygun Badalova is a PhD student at UCL’s Institute of Neurology researching digital interventions for dementia and Alzheimer’s, funded by NIHR.
Why More Women Get Alzheimer’s – XXplored Podcast
Professor Liisa Galea and Dr Maria Teresa Ferretti on why women face higher Alzheimer’s risk, why they were left out of clinical trials, and what neurosexism costs.
Profile – Gareth Heslop, Dementia UK
Gareth Heslop works in AI at HSBC Bank and supports dementia research, drawing on his experience caring for his wife and living in 20 homes.
Blog – Research and the Lone Worker
Bernie McInally explores how lone worker policies protect researchers in the field and why simple, evidence-based systems often work best.
Profile – Dr Patricia Masterson-Algar, Bangor University
Dr Patricia Masterson Algar, Lecturer at Bangor University. Researches psychosocial support for young dementia carers. Funded by Health and Care Research Wales.
Blog – How Carers can Help Research
Carers bring real-world experience to dementia research. Denise Grassick-Munro explains how carers’ insights and involvement make research more meaningful.
Profile – Denise Grassick-Munro, Neuroprogressive & Dementia Network
Denise Grassick-Munro is a Patient and Public Engagement Officer at the NRS Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network, linking research with communities in Scotland
Profile – Hannah Gardner, Dementia UK
Hannah Gardner, Consultant Admiral Nurse for Children and Young People at Dementia UK and Senior Associate at Bangor University, researching peer support.
Profile – Dr Darragh O’Brien, University of Oxford
Dr Darragh O’Brien, University of Oxford researcher funded by ARUK and industry, studies tauopathies using proteomics to explore protein function and disease.