Commentary on contemporary issues surrounding Dementia, from the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, University of Bradford
Dr Catherine Quinn, a lecturer at the Centre of Applied Dementia Research, has been looking at the literature on the positive experiences of carers providing care to people living with…
During 2019 you will get to know our team a bit more – some talented, experienced, and smiling happy people who work hard to improve the lives of those who…
Merry Christmas and a successful 2019 from the whole team at the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies
The Bradford Doctoral Training Centre is funded by the Alzheimer’s Society as part of its investment in future research leaders in dementia. The Centre is interested in improving transitions in…
Staff from the Centre for Applied Dementia Studies and students from the Doctoral Training Centre attended the UK Dementia Congress that was held in Brighton from the 6th to the…
It was an honour to be able to showcase our work at Bradford, and in particular person-centred care at the Korean chapter of the International Association for Gerontechnology in Seoul…
Gail Mountain, Professor of Applied Dementia Research and Director of the Centre for Applied Dementia Research at the University of Bradford was invited by Alzheimer Europe to give a keynote…
A number of local, national and international initiatives call for the development of hospice services for people living and dying with dementia, including the provision of appropriate training: The National…
Clare Mason has worked in the field of dementia care since leaving school in a variety of roles. In 2014 Clare joined the School of Dementia Studies in the role…
Young onset dementia refers to any type of dementia that is diagnosed before the age of 65. Currently, there are more than 42,000 people living with young onset dementia in…