United Kingdom
chair of the INTERDEM website committee, actively involved in the taskforces by propose new research directions, collaborating on grant proposals and co authorised papers/reports. Person centered care, care homes, carers wellbeing: dementia workforce training and education, psychosocial interventions, technology in dementia
Dawn Brooker is Former Director of the Association for Dementia Studies at Worcester University. She is a clinical psychologist who focusses on the person centred dementia care.
Memory assessment, early detection of cognitive impairment, process score analysis of neuropsychological tests
Associate Professor in Dementia Studies. Education, participatory research, human rights and social inclusion.
Clinical diagnosis young onset dementia
Professor of Social Care, Institute of Mental Health, University of Nottingham
Postdoctoral researcher - equity in technological innovations in dementia
Senior Lecturer and Course Lead for the MSc Dementia Studies
Professor in Ageing and Applied Health and Care Research.
Research: Palliative care, family carers, psychosocial interventions, digital interventions, decision making.
Research Fellow in dementia research with expertise in LGBTQIA+ communities living with dementia
Director of the Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory, a flagship Institute within the University of West London, delivering interdisciplinary applied research and education. The Institute’s focus is on delivering the evidence to inform high quality health and social care to benefit people living with dementia, older people, their care partners and families
Senior Research Fellow with clinical background in speech and language therapy. Special interest in communication aspects of dementia care and research involvement.
Lecturer in orthoptics. Researcher in health inequalities, vision impairment after acquired brain injury, and dementia. Mixed methods research
Associate Professor Research focuses on systems of care and support for people living with dementia and their supporters
I am a research psychologist and psychotherapist developing psychosocial interventions to support people affected by genetic, non-memory-led, and young onset dementias
Co lead for the Centre for Ageing and Dementia Research Wales work package: Developing research methods, involvement, and engagement (2020-2025)
Lecturer (FT) in Dementia studies (2016-) and Lead for developing the Professional Doctorate in Ageing and Dementia at the School of Medical and Health Sciences, Bangor University.
Professor of Dementia Care Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory (GIAM), University of West London,
Professor of Health Aging and Society and Gilbrea Chair in Aging and Mental Health
Research Fellow at Dementia UK focusing on post-diagnostic support and the use of digital technology
Associate Professor in Dementia Studies. Programme Lead, Practitioners with Special Interest in Dementia. Education, participatory research, human rights and social inclusion.
Dementia Lead and Head of the Health Research Centre. Area of expertise are in dementia care in ethnic minorty communities in the UK, partocularly south Asians
Teaching, research, co-production, dementia workforce development - education & Training, Post graduate
Dementia in secure communities, advanced dementia and dementia education research
Professor Emerita of Social Work and former Director of the NIHR Health and Social Care Workforce Research Unit, King's College London
Lecturer and Research Fellow at the Dementia Services Development Centre, Bangor University. My research focuses on young people living in families affected by dementia
Professor Emerita Clinical Psychologist, Ageing and Dementia. Founder chair, now Task Force Co-ordinator INTERDEM Board
Dementia epidemiology, dementia prevention, ethnic inequalities in dementia
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Professor of Computer Science at School of Computing, Ulster University. Researcher in artificial intelligence; dementia; digital mental health; assistive technologies.
Continence care for people living at home with dementia
Senior Lecturer in Sociology of Medicine. Research uses ethnography to improve the experience and outcomes of hospital admissions for people with people with dementia
Chair in Dementia Care. Expertise in clinical psychology approaches and mixed methods such as IPA and Grounded Theory.
I am a senior qualitative researcher at Newcastle University, UK and NIHR ARC Dementia Research Fellow
Director of the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies. 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
Visiting senior research fellow at the Department of Psychology. Expertise in qualitative studies. Research focus's in homecare and dementia friendly environments
Psychometrics with a focus on positive psychology measurement, development and evaluation of psychosocial interventions, implementation research.
Senior Lecturer in Psychology. Expertise in early-stage and young-onset dementia, digital technologies, online support, social identity, and social inclusion
Professor of Ageing and Dementia at the Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory (GIAM) and research lead at the charity Dementia UK, that provides admiral nurses for families affected by dementia..
Professor Emeritus of Clinical Psychology of Older People at Bangor University, Wales, UK and former director of the Dementia Services Development Centre Wales
Research focussing on how people living with dementia engage with and experience the Arts.
Assistant Professor in Mental Health, Research includes heath service provision. Lived experience of dementia, mental health in later life