Queen’s Anniversary Prize
The University of Bradford’s School of Dementia Studies is delighted to be awarded the coveted Queen’s Anniversary Prize for our excellence in...
Posted 09/03/2016
INDUCT
The INDUCT project (Interdisciplinary Network for Dementia Using Current Technology) is aimed at developing a multi-disciplinary, inter-sectorial...
Posted 08/03/2016
Article of the month: February 2016
The website committee selected the publication of Alieske Dam et al. as publication of the month. A thorough systematic review was performed on a...
Posted 02/03/2016
Next INTERDEM Academy Masterclass
For those of you that are planning to attend the Alzheimer Europe Annual Conference taking place on 31 October – 2 November 2016 in Copenhagen, we...
Posted 29/02/2016
New Interdem publications
A new Interdem publications has been published: a systematic literature review and meta-analysis on computer-based cognitive interventions that J...
Posted 08/02/2016
Article of the month: January 2016
The website committee selected the article of Clive Ballard et al. as publication of the month. This high-impact article describes results of a...
Posted 25/01/2016
New Interdem member article
Elizabeth Peel (2015) Diagnostic communication in the memory clinic: a conversation analytic perspective, Aging & Mental Health, 19:12...
Posted 08/01/2016
Actifcare Newsletter
The first issue of the Actifcare newsletter is launched! See for more information www.actifcare.eu
Posted 10/12/2015
BLOG – New Interdem project granted
I am delighted to announce that INTERDEM has been successful in being awarded a major grant to improve training in dementia care and technology...
Posted 10/12/2015
New publication of the month
The website committee selected the publication of Alexandra König et al. as publication of the month. The article describes an innovative way of...
Posted 24/11/2015
Dementia prevention: call to action
Martin Orrell and Carol Brayne published a call to action on behalf of INTERDEM (early detection and timely INTERvention in DEMentia), Alzheimer...
Posted 03/11/2015
BLOG – Stefanie Auer visited the INCF-OECD Workshop – The concept of “open science” in dementia research
Recent research failures could be seen as a chance for change, a window of opportunity, where new innovative concepts could set the tone for...
Posted 21/10/2015