Guest Blog – ‘First Steps’, introducing Nathan Stephens
Meet new blogger Nathan Stephens. In his 1st blog Nathan shares his story from caring for loved ones with dementia to a PhD at Uni of Worcester
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Guest Blog – A guide to Mixed Methods research design
Blog covering the things you’ll need to think about when planning a mixed methods research study – quick guide from Nathan Stephens
Guest Blog – Addressing Market Failure: why we can’t let the market win
Market failure is when market forces cause poorer societal welfare – So is dementia care a market failure? Nathan Stephens discusses
Guest Blog – Alzheimer’s Society Annual Conference
If you missed last weeks Alzheimer’s Society Conference don’t worry, Nathan Stephens was there and in this blog her shares his highlights.
Guest Blog – Am I doing PPI or Was that PPI?
Nathan discusses Public Patient Involvement, unpacking what that actually means in respect of other similar concepts such as participation and engagement
Guest Blog – An incoherent blurb from an unpaid family care worker
You’ll already know Nathan Stephens the brilliant PhD Student, in this blog we get to Nathan Stephens the unpaid family carer
Guest Blog – An introduction to Social Return on Investment
SROI is a mixed methods framework for measuring the social value of an intervention. Nathan Stephens talks us through the process
Guest Blog – Designing and distributing questionnaires
Nathan has recently been developing questionnaires (for the first time) and in this blog he hopes to help others avoid his self-inflicted misfortune
Guest Blog – Don’t Say the ‘D’ Word
Much has been done to improve dementia awareness, but in this blog Nathan discusses the narrative, and asks if this has been improved or could it be misleading?
Guest Blog – Evaluating Complex Interventions
Nathan Stephens presents the explores how we evaluate complex interventions. Traditional techniques have there merits, but are they the ‘best’?
Guest Blog – Exploring the Meeting Centres Support Programme
In this blog Nathan Stephens discusses The Meeting Centre Support Programme, which also happens to be the focus of his PhD research.
Guest Blog – Physical Activity & Dementia
Blog from Nathan Stephens providing a brief introduction to the evidence base on physical activity and dementia, and exploring his only work on interventions.
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