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Bronte Heath
Alzheimer's Society / Senior Research Evidence Officer

I work in the Research Evidence team at Alzheimer's Society. We are an internally facing enabling team that supports the uptake of dementia evidence to operational and influencing avenues.

Eithne Heffernan
University of Nottingham / Post-doc

Hearing loss, prehospital care, social isolation, loneliness, equality diversity & inclusion, qualitative research, psychometrics, outcome measurement, co-production

Irene Heger
Postdoctoral researcher

In my work I focus on dementia risk reduction via lifestyle modifications and cardiovascular risk management. I have been involved in various public health projects to raise awareness about lifestyle and brain health in the general population (campaign, MijnBreincoach app). My current project focusses on dementia risk reduction in memory clinics

Pascale Heins
Maastricht University / PhD student

Technology and social participation in people with dementia living in the community

Stevie Hendriks
Maastricht University - Alzheimer Centre Limburg / Postdoctoral researcher

I work at the Alzheimer Centre Limburg and my research is focused on young-onset dementia. Specifically, I study the pre-diagnostic phase and risk factors for young-onset dementia. I aim to reduce the diagnostic delay of young-onset dementia, and identify modifiable risk factors that could be included in prevention interventions

Rianne de Heus
Radboud university medical center / post-doctoral fellow

Service use and care needs for people with young-onset dementia and their families in the post-diagnostic phase

Caitlin Hibbs
Maastricht University / Research assistant

Research assistant for the SPREAD+ consortium 

Lena Hofbauer
German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases DZNE / PhD Student

Psychosocial risk factors and interventions

Tosca van Hoorde
LUMC / PhD Student

Technology in long-term care for people with dementia and an intellectual disability

Kristina Horne
The University of Sydney / Postdoctoral Researcher

My current work is focussed on the interplay between motivational disturbances such as apathy and anhedonia and the emergence of rigid and inflexible behaviours in frontotemporal dementia.

Maarten Houben
postdoctoral researcher

In my PhD, I investigated the beneficial effects of everyday sounds and soundscapes in technologies for people with dementia. I closely involve people with dementia, their relatives, care practitioners, and policymakers in the design process of novel technologies that address quality of life.

Jacoba Huizenga
HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht / PhD student

Insiders perspective of people living with dementia
The expertise of Social Workers

 

Daphne ter Huurne
Maastricht University / PhD student

INPAD project -focuses on a digital tool in the feedback of the results of an NPA.
DeepSpA project -focuses on changes in speech as an early sign of cognitive disorders

Briony Harden
PhD student

Investigating human rights within dementia care to create good practice guidance for international community-based dementia care services in collaboration with the WHO