Recent publications by the team
Several papers (co)-authored by members of the team have been published in the last three months. Have a look at these: Drawn from life: Co-creating narrative and graphic vignettes…
Commentary on contemporary issues surrounding Dementia, from the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, University of Bradford
Several papers (co)-authored by members of the team have been published in the last three months. Have a look at these: Drawn from life: Co-creating narrative and graphic vignettes…
Difficulties in staff recruitment and retention in adult social care are not new, but a recent report by Skills for Care warns the sector is now facing an increased number…
Oládayò Bífárìn tells us how his PhD “Perceptions and experiences of caregivers of older relatives in mainland China – A multigenerational study” (supervised by Prof Jan Oybode, Dr. Liz Breen…
At the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies we have been committed to improving the quality of care for people living with dementia for more than 30 years now. So when…
Beulah Shadrache has successfully completed the MSc Advanced Dementia Studies early this year. In this blog, Beulah shares her thoughts about the course and her hopes for the future. I’ve…
Huey Ling Pang, currently undertaking the MSc in Advanced Dementia Studies at the University of Bradford, shares her experience of studying with us: Aged care is my passion. When I…
I am very pleased that the main trial paper out of the VALID study has now been published in PLOS medicine and is available here. This study formed a significant…
What is a family carer to do in a time such as this? While family care associations and public health organizations around the world have been working on online certificates,…
The Centre for Applied Dementia Studies had a strong presence in recent virtual conferences/events. From Alzheimer Europe Conference to UK Dementia Congress, Lindsey Collins and Ana Barbosa share their experience…
Are we at war against the Covid-19? The way world leaders and others describe the current pandemic would have people think so! Read Amanda’s opinion on this week’s blog post from…