Forefront Webinar Series – Person Centred Dementia Care
Dementia ResearcherDr Melanie Handley from University of Hertfordshire presents her Alzheimer’s Society funded research on providing Person Centred Care in Hospitals.
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Forefront Webinar – Patient & Public Involvement in Research
Cherie Nyota talks with Alan Richardson about his experiences as an Alzheimer’s Society Research Network volunteer, and Public and Patient Involvement
Forefront Webinar – Brain Waste Disposal System & Dementia
Dr Gemma Lace from University of Salford presents her research into the brains waste disposal system and its connections to dementia.
Forefront Webinar – Academic Writing for Different Audiences
Dr Clare Jonas explores why “the public” doesn’t exist, and presents a five-step plan that will help you figure out how to communicate with any audience.
Forefront Webinar – Using Narrative Design for Dementia Care
Loukia Minetou from University of Stirling presents on her great work on improving dementia care and using narrative design to improve support and environments.
Forefront Webinar – Balancing a Research Career & Parenthood
Dr Lovesha Sivanantharajah gives an honest & insightful talk about her experiences of starting a family and successfully sustaining a research career
Forefront Webinar – VR Cognition Tests & Coping with Academic Stressors
Watch Coco Newton presents “Virtual reality navigation tests – new cognitive markers for preclinical AD” & Dr Clare Jonas “Coping with Academic Stressors”
Webinar Catch-up – Dementia Research Improving Hospital Care
In this webinar Dr Emily Oliver hosts, as 5 speakers presenting their research aimed at improve acute hospital dementia care.
Webinar – Getting involved in dementia research as a clinician
Dr Zoe Clough & Dr Leonidas Chouliaras discuss how front line NHS staff can get involved in supporting dementia research, and pursing their own research career
Webinar Catch-up – The Dementia Enquirers Programme
Philly Hare and George Rooks discuss their work on the Dementia Enquirers Programme, funding & supporting people living with dementia to lead their own research
Catch-up – Bob & Diane Fund and visual story telling
In this webinar Gina Martin, Founders and Director of the Bob and Diane Fund discusses her work and the importance and value of visual story telling in dementia
Catch-up – Neuronal vulnerability in Lewy Body Dementia by Dr Daniel Erskine
Dr Daniel Erskine presents his research from post-mortem studies to understand why Lewy bodies form, relevance to cell health & role in Lewy body dementia