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During my PhD, I investigated associations of novel blood and CSF based biomarkers with cognitive functioning/ decline.
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Researching non-pharmacological interventions for community-dwelling people with dementia and their caregivers. Especially interested in making care more accesible, more inclusive for persons with dementia, and working together with health care professionals to make interventions more applicable to actual needs.
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Care home research; Person-centred dementia care; care staff training and education
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Working on The HomeHealth Trial. My expertise is in psychosocial interventions in ageing and dementia to enhance QoL, process evaluations, and qualitative research
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Digital psychosocial interventions for people with cognitive problems & their caregivers (e.g., acceptance- & commitment therapy, using the experience sampling method)
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In the QoLEAD project, I study how people living with dementia, their family and formal caregivers can contribute in the design and research process of Artificial Intelligence drive technologies and services.
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Research project: The effectiveness of dual task exercise on visual processing and balance in people with dementia
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Stigma experienced by people living with dementia and carers. Interests in research with those from minoritised backgrounds
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The development and evaluation of psychosocial interventions for people living with dementia
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Applied health researcher with keen interests in examining Mental Health Care pathways for adults and older adults population to reduce health inequalities
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The psychosocial impact of young onset dementia
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I have a background in neuroscience and just started my PhD on person-centered diagnostic and post-diagnostic care for people with young onset dementia
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My doctoral research focused on palliative care for people with dementia (DEDICATED project, Maastricht University). My expertise is in the provision of person-centered and holistic care, from diagnosis until the end of life with dementia. My main research interests are in social and spiritual connectedness of people with dementia, end-of-life communication and quality of life at the end of life with dementia
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Exploring what it means to be a queer man living with dementia and adopting an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis approach to do this.
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Young adult brain health awareness. I co-lead the Next Generation Brain Health Programme of research: https://preventdementia.co.uk/next-gen/
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My PhD project is entitled A Mixed-methods Investigation into the Factors which Influence Frequent Use of Emergency Departments by People with Dementia. I have also worked in research with a focus on improving quality of life for people living with dementia
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I work in the HOMEDEM research project as a doctoral researcher. The aim of my PhD research is to assess the public's attitudes, preferences, and willingness to pay for new psychosocial models of care that promote choice and autonomy for people with dementia across the continuum of care, from home-based to residential care.
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I am a practice-based researcher who uses the arts to connect people living in dementia care to their local community and challenge stigma associated with the disease through co-creation. My work places a particular emphasis on exchanging with people in the later stages of the disease, who are often bed-bound or unable to communicate verbally. I have a particular interest in intergenerational care and in developing sensory and creative methods to better include those people as co-researchers.
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I am a Speech and Language Therapist, and I am carrying out a qualitative research study to explore how families, of multiple generations, can enhance communication with people living with dementia. The study aims to develop new guidance for Speech and Language Therapists working with people living with dementia that can be used in clinical practice to help families maintain connection and maximise their quality of life
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I am currently applying for funding with a research proposal that evaluates the effects of national public health policies on reducing the risk of dementia. This will contribute to the understanding of the paradox around the increasing number of people with dementia but decreasing dementia incidence in high-income countries. This project will use the latest advances in causal inference methods for policy evaluation and an inequalities approach.
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Specialist dementia nursing: What is it; how are services deliverd, and what is the impact for people living with dementia and their family
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Ethics, end-of-life and vulnerability. Complex medical-ethical decisions in vulnerable patients. Dementia care for migrants, outpatient clinic for questions regarding end-of-life
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Identifying determinants of behavior change for dementia prevention (LETHE-project). My PhD was focused on young-onset dementia an intervention development
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Main research project and area of expertise (max.170 characters): PhD project: Exploring apathy in people with dementia and mild cognitive impairment. |
Understanding the identification and management of delirium superimposed on dementia by primary care services: a mixed-methods approach. |