Podcast – Risk Enablement in Dementia Care
Megan O’Hare explores dementia care with Pippa Collins and Kellyn Lee, from Southampton, on functional objects, identity, and enabling mobility in hospitals UK
Megan O’Hare explores dementia care with Pippa Collins and Kellyn Lee, from Southampton, on functional objects, identity, and enabling mobility in hospitals UK
Lakshini Mendis talks with Anna Volkmer, Rosemary Varley and Vitor Zimmerer about language change in dementia, PPA, diagnosis and communication support.
Adam Smith talks with Luisa Krein and Cathy Taylor Rubin in Sydney about language and communication in dementia, including PPA and support for carers.
Katy Stubbs and guests share highlights from Alzheimer’s Research UK Conference in Harrogate, bringing key themes and fresh ideas from across the meeting.
Adam Smith talks with Clare Shaw, Victoria Shepherd and Anne Marie Greenaway about how Join Dementia Research helps studies find volunteers.
Lakshini Mendis talks with Marina Papoutsi, Akshay Nair and Lauren Byrne about Huntington’s disease research and what it can teach dementia science.
Sarah Wallcook and Yvette Vermeer discuss qualitative dementia research, from ethics and recruitment to the realities, surprises and rewards of fieldwork.
Megan O’Hare talks with Raffaele Ferrari and Claudia Manzoni about FTD genomics, global collaboration, and how data is shaping dementia research.
Emily Oliver and Naomi Gallant discuss improving NHS dementia care in hospitals, from mealtimes to relational care and better staff support.
Megan O’Hare and guests unpack research ethics in dementia studies, sharing practical advice on consent, capacity, risk and ethics approval.
A festive roundup of Dementia Researcher highlights, bringing together voices, discoveries and moments from 2018 that shaped research and real lived experience.
In this podcast the Time for Dementia Study Team from Brighton and Sussex Medical School discuss their work in developing dementia education for undergraduate healthcare professionals.