New blog 📢 from PriDem researchers on strategies we used to include people living with dementia in our research. Feel free to share any tips you've used in your own research that we missed! #DementiaActionWeek Dr Sarah Griffiths

UCL PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support team are enjoying a nice couple of days in Brighton. Brilliant conference so far #SAPC2023

Researchers Emily Moran Spencer and Dr Sarah Griffiths proud presenters of PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support work on personalised #dementia care planning SAPC. Then downtime on the beach ⛱️ #SAPC2023

Are you a #carer or someone living with #dementia from a Black African, Caribbean, Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi background? We would like to interview you about your care at the later stages of dementia. Contact Narin Aker ([email protected]) for more info Narin Aker

Read up on PriDem intervention and research activity in our latest newsletter. In this newsletter, we go over current PriDem updates for the month of July. Click on the images to read more!

📢Calling those with lived experience of dementia. Would you like to work with researchers UCL Primary Care & Population Health to ensure #dementia research is meaningful and accessible? For more details 𝗰𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗸 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝗲𝗲 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝗹𝘆𝗲𝗿: shorturl.at/svAE0 Please retweet!

Protocol for PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support published! 🙌 bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/8/e…

Are you a primary care clinician interested in doing a fully funded PhD? Great opportunities below, studying with us lovely bunch UCL Primary Care & Population Health. Please share!

End of study celebrations for the UCL PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support team. Cheers! We did it! 🎉

An interesting & comprehensive read - this month even better as there's an article on ILC's research on healthy ageing in Japan - and how Japan might learn lessons from the UK, for example about #DementiaCare from Alzheimer's Society funded PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support - see pages 54 to 55

Interesting talk from Emily Spencer PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support at #33AEC. Great to see the project was so impactful in increasing the number of GP #dementia care plan reviews & improvements in what was in them. Although terrible that the baseline was only 37% when it’s been a requirement for

Very important study by Narin Aker Please repost!

What happens when a researcher and people with lived experience of #dementia collaborate to develop a research funding application? Our experiences now published here 👇 doi.org/10.1177/147130… (Spoiler: good things happen) Marcelline Russell Al Richards - Expert by Experience 🇮🇳 🇨🇩 🇬🇧 UCL Primary Care & Population Health Centre for Ageing Population Studies (CAPS)

We are so pleased to share these short animations, sharing some key PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support findings. Please share!

Great to catch up with Dr Sarah Griffiths at #ADI2024 presenting poster on One Stop Shop #dementia review clinics- an innovation from PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support 💙 Go check it out for yourself. P24-003.

Delighted that our latest ⁦PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support⁩ paper has been published. I wrote this on retreat with ⁦Dr Sarah Griffiths⁩ and ⁦Katie Flanagan⁩ just before going on mat leave, so feels a real achievement to have it out just before I return. bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/7/e…

🎉 New PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support paper published! 🎉 Well done team, especially Emily Moran Spencer. Access to personalised dementia care planning improved when GP practices were supported by Clinical Dementia Lead. Read here: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/7/e… UCL Primary Care & Population Health UCL IEHC

⭐️ Another PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support paper in BMJ_Open ⭐️ Intervention to improve dementia support was feasible and acceptable, as were our evaluation methods. Inclusion of people with dementia in research - accessibility and relationship building are key. 👇bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/7/e…

Excellent study being led by Dr Sarah Griffiths - looking for social prescribers, GPs, practice nurses, care co-ordinators, dementia advisors, health and wellbeing coaches...