In the UK, we were faced with a nationwide lockdown for over 12 weeks, starting on the 23rd of March. A few days before that, people aged 70+ and...
Latest figures show that a quarter of deaths from COVID-19 in England and Wales were people living with dementia1. It is likely that family and...
“It seems that when you have cancer you are a brave battler against the disease, but when you have Alzheimer’s you are an old fart...
My passion for dementia research commenced over thirty years ago when I started work as a research assistant on a project looking at the effects...
In collaboration with INTERDEM, this NEW WEBINAR features two international speakers to share their experiences focusing on the impact of social...
INTERDEM members used their expertise to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more to find links to these important initiatives: blogs, news...
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the AAIC 2020 virtual congress. It was an exciting first for me, in three ways. Presenting my work as a...
The website committee selected as publication of the month July: Verbeek, H., Gerritsen, D. L., Backhaus, R., de Boer, B. S., Koopmans, R. T....
For the month June, the website committee selected the following publication of the month: Prins M, Veerbeek M, Willemse BM, Pot AM. Use and...
The website committee selected the following paper for the Interdem paper of the month by two German Interdem colleagues : “Halek M, Reuther S...
Families are central to our dementia assessment ward – they are a valuable source of information to help with our assessment and visits are...
The University of Hull’s part-time, 100% MSc in Dementia takes a person-centred and human rights approach to dementia care. The two-year course...
