Collaborations & partnerships are key to research across all fields. The Alzheimer’s Society Research Translation programme explores building a network outside of academia to help promote research findings to others and ensure your findings have a big impact.
Dr Timothy Rittman shares news from the Alzheimer’s Europe Conference in Barcelona
New blog from Dr Fiona Kerr, and Dr Lorraine Work sharing news from the recent ARUK Scotland network meeting.
New blog from Jo Sharpe – sharing news from the recent Alzheimer’s Research UK Network day in Manchester.
Blog from Dr Clarissa Giebel, discussing her patient and public involvement in reviewing YOD memory clinic services
Blog by Ester Bellavia, PhD student from Newcastle, discussing #CoProWeek and how share uses co-production in her own research.
Domenique Brouwers is a freelance graphic designer. In this blog he discusses his work, co-producing zines, for the Neighbourhoods: Our People, Our Places dementia study. Helping translate study findings into something that helps raise awareness of the challenges of living with dementia.
Can the research culture inside the NHS be improved? What role can non clinicians play? New blog from Anna Vollkmer discussing research culture inside the health service.
New Blog from Anna Volkmer, talking about her experience of podcasting with Dementia Researcher.
Blog from Anna Volkmer, exploring life as a researcher and mother.
PPI with people with language led dementia: the barriers & the facilitators
If you are ever given the opportunity to observe a Grant Review Board, take it. Is the advice Dr Josie Fullerton gives in this first time blog for Dementia Researcher. Sharing her insights from the ARUK grant review board, with helpful tips for writing your next grant application.
Dementia Researcher
Timothy Rittman
Dr Fiona Kerr
Jo Sharpe
Clarissa Giebel
Ester Bellavia
Anna Volkmer
Josie Fullerton