United Kingdom

Research Fellow at the University of East Anglia. Research focusses on dementia care interventions and care homes.

Prof Brooker is Director of the Association for Dementia Studies at Worcester University. She is a clinical psychologist who focusses on the person centred dementia care.

Professor in Health and Complex Conditions. Expertise: dementia and comorbidity, organisation and delivery of health care for people with dementia and their family carers

Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies. Programme lead, MSc Dementia Studies. Education, participatory research, human rights and social inclusion.

Professor, PSSRU at Manchester. Research on Ageing, Long Term Care, Dementia Care

Psychotherapy, existential threat, nostalgia, attachment

Senior Research Associate at NIHR Health & Social Care Workforce Research Unit.

Senior Research Fellow. Design and evaluation of medical devices and digital health innovations, primarily focused on mental health and dementia

Senior Research Felow. Research: Palliative care, faimly carers, psychosocial interventions, digitla interventions, decision making.

Professor of Older People's Health; expertise in dementia care, in acute, community and care home environments

Old age psychiatry; dementia

Senior Research Associate in Qualitative Methods. Expertise in conversation analysis, patient and public involvement and innovative research methods.

Principal Research Fellow & Head of Research.

Health economist, health services research

Postdoctoral Research Associate in dementia care, focusing on enabling people with dementia stay independent at home and addressing health inequalities

Lecturer in Health and Ageing at the School of Health in Social Science and Clinical Psychologist at the Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Western General Hospital..

Head of Research and Publications for the UK charity and for Admiral Nursing, specialist care managers for families affected by dementia.

Reader in Mental Health Nursing experienced in developing psychosocial interventions to improve quality of life for people with dementia and their family caregivers.

Cross cultural diagnostics, assessments of lifestyle related interventions (exercise, nutrition, hormone treatment).

Clinical Psychologist & Hon. Prof. at University of Bradford. Interest in use of psychotherapy with people with both dementia & challengning behaviour.

Senior Lecturer in Dementia Studies. Programme lead, MSc Dementia Studies. Education, participatory research, human rights and social inclusion.

Professor of Older Peoples Mental Health, Expertise: nursing, participatory approaches; neighbourhoods.

Psychologist and researcher, University of Exeter, UK. My expertise is in cognitive rehabilitation for people with dementia, executive function, and clinical trials

Practice Development Facilitator supporting Admiral Nurses working with families living with dementia.

Researcher into medication Optimisation using qualitative and realist approaches

Professor of Social Work and Director of the NIHR Health and Social Care Workforce Research Unit, King's College London

Professor in Psychology Ageing & Dementia, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Dementia Lead,Yorks & Humber Clinical Research Network, Founder chair, now co-chair INTERDEM

Dementia risk reduction, low- and middle-income countries, family caregiving, long-term care, health promotion, quality of life, psychometrics

Social gerontologist undertaking research in dementia and palliative care with a focus on family carer grief and preparation for end of life..

Professor and Director of the Institute of Mental Health and Head of Division of Psychiatry and Applied Psychology at the Institute of Mental Health, University of Nottingham

Dementia Care Research: expertise in clinical psychology approaches, mixed methods esp IPA, GT.

I am a research fellow working on the National Insitute for Health Research funded 'Better Health in Residents in Care Homes (BHiRCH) project

Senior Research Fellow at the University of Bradford. Research focuses on psychosocial interventions, relationship dynamics and positive aspects of caregiving.

Dr. Rafnsson is an Associate Professor of Ageing & Dementia, with an interest in cognition/dementia, psychosocial functioning, and family caregiver well-being

Clinical academic General Practitioner. Dementia in primary care, epidemiology and trials

The goal of my research is to improve the quality of care and evidence of for the delivery of health and social care services for people with people with dementia

Target the key international agenda of global ageing and the health and wellbeing of older people with a particular focus on dementia care.

Clinical research (palliative & acute hospital care). Old age liaison psychiatrist. Studies developing complex interventions & on epidemiology (survival, pain & delirium)

Expertise: arts and dementia; multi-sensory approaches to dementia care, with a focus on olfaction; public engagement

Research Fellow at NIHR Health & Social Care Workforce Research Unit.

Clinical neuropsychologist; Lecturer in Ageing & Dementia, University of Exeter, UK. Research: psychosocial and cognitive interventions, technology-assisted interventions.

The arts as psychosocial interventions in dementia; service use and costs; carers; innovative workforce development approaches using the arts

Development and evaluation of psychosocial interventions and outcome measures for people with dementia, with specific expertise in Cognitive Stimulation therapy (CST).

Research Psychologist. Expertise: Psychometric theory including development and adaptation of outcome measures, with a particular focus on positive psychology..

Dementia workforce development, care homes, psychosocial intervention evaluation, care and support for people with comorbid cancer and dementia

Jane’s research interests are in dementia diagnosis and post-diagnostic support, and trials of co-designed complex interventions in primary care and community settings.

I research the meaning and measurement of person-centredness in home support for older people..

Family care in the dementia context, Patient and public involvement in research, participatory approaches, technology co-design

Director of DSDC Wales http://dsdc.bangor.ac.uk/research.php.en Associate Director of the Wales Centre for Ageing and Dementia Research http://www.cadr.cymru/en/

Professor Emeritus of Clinical Psychology of Older People at Bangor University, Wales, UK and former director of the Dementia Services Development Centre Wales