A great meeting with an energetic and motivated team . Let’s hope a #dementia and ageing plan is really around the corner!

Still wondering why you should join us in Krakow 24-26 April? I am going to post each day a preview of one session. You can still register at adiconference.org - the pictures attached are some of my favourites form London 2022 and aimed to give (continued in thread)

#1 One of the session on the opening day will explore the future of #assistivetechnologies #artificialintelligence and #innovation Kellie Burns will unveil the BrainTrack app revolutionising timely diagnosis for #dementia machine learning and computer vision.

⁦Thank u for ur commitment in improving quality life of person w dementia & carers thru the Malaysian Nat Dementia Plan Minister ⁦Dzulkefly Ahmad⁩ we look forward seeing u again ⁦ADI⁩ ⁩Geneva side event in May ⁦⁦Paola Barbarino⁩ ⁦⁦⁦Tan Maw Pin⁩

Cool in her 😎 ( because of the ultra bright lights Emily Ong (She/Her) launches our new Global #Dementia expert panel. Learn more about why we have created the panel on our website at ADI 😄 Helen Rochford B Carmel Geoghegan @WeidnerWendy

Just Dance! 🪩 🪩 🪩 ADI conference are famously not just for sitting g down!! youtube.com/video/_PIpr51a…

Grateful & honored to be one of the keynote speakers at RTOERO First International #FutureAging Summit in Toronto Canada 15-17 May 2024 @TimetoActOnDementia ADI Alzheimer’s Indonesia

There is one day left to register for the must see ADI launch of the upcoming 'From Plan to Impact VII' report, a side event at the World Health Assembly at 18:00 (CEST) on 29 May. Register to attend online: bit.ly/4bWvKP9 #Dementia #DementiaPolicy #WHO

Welcoming September, World’s Alz Month, all the very best for all! 🎉 #TimeToActOnDementia #TimeToActOnAlzheimer #WAM2024

World Alzheimer's Month launches today, and the time to act is now! Join with ADI and our national member associations, in well over 100 countries as we campaign to challenge dementia stigma this World Alzheimer's Month. Our members are hard at work organising memory walks,

The first Malaysia Dementia Action Plan was launched today! An example of great perseverance and will power! We have been working on this since 2018 and I acknowledge Prof Maw Pin Tan Emily Ong (She/Her) DY SUHARYA Professor Louise Robinson and the team at ADI for making this happen!!

This is an important initiative and I am delighted we have participated ADI

Nihao! Finalising our schedules, jet lag and all 😄, behind the scenes of our 2024 ADI Asia Pacific conference hosted by Huali Wang and Alzheimer’s Disease Chinese DY SUHARYA #APRO24 #dementia #alzheimers

It may be early in the morning but the first visit (hospital in Xi’an) is underway.Meera Pattabiraman Renu Vohra ARDSI India

ADI CEO Paola Barbarino and Regional Director of Asia Pacific DY SUHARYA have arrived in Xi’an, China ahead of the upcoming 27th Asia-Pacific Regional Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International. The regional meeting and conference will welcome ADI board member

This morning we started by visiting the Lv Yuan Changan District Community Health Center. This visit was critical to understanding how the National Plan for #dementia is being applied at local level. ADI

ADI member associations in the APRO region have landed in Xi’an, China, for the 27th Asia-Pacific Regional Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International and 2024 Annual Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease Chinese. Each regional conference provides the opportunity for ADI member

Thank you Paola Barbarino DY SUHARYA for making it possible for me to be present virtually with the #APRO24 meeting at Xi'an. We more voices of advocates with dementia and we need capacity building to develop advocates. ADI Dementia Alliance International

What is cognitive rehabilitation? For a person living with #dementia, this practice focuses on maintaining quality of life, independence, and cognitive abilities for as long as possible. Want to know more about how rehabilitation can help support a person living with dementia?

ADI is pleased to share the recent The BMJ's article on ‘Improving care for people with dementia through co-creation of action plans in the Western Pacific region’ The article is authored by ADI Board Member Emily Ong (She/Her) and co-authored by Deputy CEO Chris Lynch, Asia