Methods Matter a Podcast about Research Methods
Are you ready for the Methods Matter Podcast? Every day this week we discuss a different qualitative research method, to help you put them in to practice.
All posts by Dementia Researcher
Profile – Dr Jacqueline Mogle, Pennsylvania State University
Associate Research Professor and Psychologist exploring Cognitive aging funded by the National Institute on Aging and National Institute of Health
Profile – Professor William Browne, University of Bristol
Professor of Statistics at Bristol University and a leading authority on Multilevel Modelling & one of our Qualitative Methods
Profile – Dr Anne-Nicole Casey, University of New South Wales
Postdoctoral Research Associate and Research Officer at University of New South Wales researching acute care and social networks
Profile – Dr David Griffiths, University of Stirling
Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at University of Stirling undertaking social network analysis, social stratification and social capital.
Profile – Dr Kahryn Hughes, University of Leeds
Associate Professor of Sociology at University of Leeds, Director of the Timescapes Archive, Editor-in-Chief of BSA Sociological Research Online
Profile – Dr Leah Fullegar, University of Portsmouth
Research Associate at the University of Portsmouth working to improve dementia care and faecal incontinence in health, care home and home settings
Profile – Dr Soyon Hong, UK DRI at University College London
Group leader at the UK Dementia Research Institute at University College London my lab researches Microglia-Synapse Biology in Dementia.
Podcast – A Brain Health & Dementia Research Strategy for Scotland
Professor Craig Ritchie & Jim Pearson share details on the Scottish Brain Health and Dementia Research Strategy and how it supports for ECRs
Profile – Professor Craig Ritchie, University of St Andrews
Professor of Medicine at University of St Andrews & CEO of Scottish Brain Sciences working on translational epidemiology, clinical trials, cohort studies
Profile – Jim Pearson, Alzheimer Scotland
Director of Policy and Practice at Alzheimer Scotland responsible for public policy development and campaigning activities
Living with PCA – Trina and Graeme’s story
Trina was diagnosed with Posterior Cortical Atrophy in 2012, 4 years after she initially visited the doctor & 6 since starting to have problems with vision