When social factors do not improve learning: different disruptions across neurodegenerative disease
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Improving the Quality of Life of Black American Dementia Pairs
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Current challenges for dementia caregiving in Latin America: the role of Brain Health Diplomacy
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Developing a digital version of a dementia care training course during the COVID-19 pandemic in Tokyo, Japan
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WYLD Perspectives: World Dementia Council Technology Round Table
The recent World Dementia Council Technology Roundtable examined the emerging…
Learning disabilities and dementia
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Meeting the emotional demands of family caregiving with self-compassion
Providing care to a family member with dementia can be…
The role of education in dementia-enabling design
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The Singapore Environmental Assessment Tool: An International Collaboration
A decade ago, I undertook a research project that looked…
The case for trauma-informed dementia care
Up to 70% of us will experience a psychologically traumatic event in…
‘Dementia in a changing world’. The 30th Alzheimer Europe Conference goes virtual: throwback to three days of inspiration, motivation and ambition
From the 20th of October to the 22nd of October the 30th…
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