In this blog post, the Principal Investigator of this research project, Dr Rene Wiedner, shares his views about the importance of examining communication between the people that provide dementia care-related services and people living with dementia, as well as their carers.
Two new trials are underway to see if simple blood tests can accurately diagnose dementia in its early stages.
The Memory Support Service provides tailored information and support to those who are concerned about their memory and are yet to receive a dementia diagnosis.
RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People) often have free online courses to help you understand sight loss, and how it can specifically affect those living with dementia.
A guide to help you recognise, understand, and manage the symptoms and behaviours most commonly associated with dementia.
Statement for stakeholders On Monday 1 st April 2024, responsibility for providing support for young onset dementia in Oxfordshire will pass from Dementia UK to Age UK Oxfordshire and will … Read more
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We are looking for someone who’s able to communicate with a wide variety of people and able to show empathy and provide support to those facing challenging circumstances. In particular we need someone who writes in a clear and engaging way, able to put themselves in the service users shoes and understand their perspective and tell their stories.
A directory of assistive technology for people living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, sight impairment and hearing loss.
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