Day 2 of the #ADRF2022 learning about implementation research from Prof Belinda Goodenough. Implementing evidence based practice doesn’t need to mean more work. “We need to support the workforce to do things differently”

Belinda Goodenough: “clinical Guidelines need to take the clients and clinicians perspective into account” 👏 Excited to tell you how we did this for the Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT Memory Clinic Guidelines in the #ADRF2022 Dementia Care Session at 10:55

This is what we want, thank you Lee-Fay Low

So many different ideas from #ADRF2022 on how to improve the post-dx care for people with dementia in Australia. Thanks Lee-Fay Low and Matt Paradise for making us think about it. Post-dx care was definitely also one of the most contentious points in developing our Guidelines

Some highlights: Clients should be seen <90 days from referral, or <30 days for priority cases. Neuropsych assessment should be provided or made available, where appropriate. At least one feedback and one follow-up session should be provided APS College of Clinical Neuropsychologists - PD

Just watching the brief Dementia Australia EDIE scenario of a carer - patient interaction scenario at the #ADRF2022 made me feel so stressed and anxious. Great training for everyone who engages with people with dementia. Really brings the different perspectives across!

Are you an Australian #Neuropsychologist working with people with #dementia? Then this is for you! Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT just launched the Automated Neuropsychological Norming Tool (ANNT) we developed in collaboration with CSIRO. Register here: australiandementianetwork.org.au/initiatives/me…

Want to know more about the ADNeT Neuropsychological Norming Tool? Watch this brief video that explains how it works and what the benefits are for clinicians and clients. buff.ly/3fwf6y8 Find out more and register: buff.ly/3sRWWdl CSIRO University of Melbourne Australian Department of Health and Aged Care

Call for Abstracts for the Australian Dementia Research Forum is now open! Find out all the details on the website here: buff.ly/3Tk23ha And don't wait, submissions close on 31st January!! Australian Dementia EMCR Network University of Melbourne #dementia #forum

@ADRF2023 kicks off today! Check out the program if you're attending buff.ly/3YQTk8M There's great opportunities to network with Special Interest Groups today before the official opening this eve. Engage with the Forum on Twitter. Tag @ADRF2023 and use hashtag #ADRF2023

Mouna Sawan Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT CSIRO @jacsonot University of Sydney Edwin Tan Inga Mehrani Inga Mehrani is the project manager for the Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT Australian Memory Clinics Network. Inga is a speech pathologist who is researching speech planning processes in people with primary progressive aphasia. #DementiaActionWeek

Very excited to be invited to the RCPsych CCQI #MSNAP 14th Annual Forum to give a late night presentation on the Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT Memory Clinics initiative.

Thanks a lot RCPsych CCQI for having me.

There are many benefits of building collaborative health & research national networks! Grateful for support of NHMRC & colleagues #ChrisRowe Perminder Sachdev Inga Mehrani #JohannesMichaelian Stephanie Ward & Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT Registry, Memory Clinics & Screening&Trials teams!

Learning so much about genuine collaboration & innovation from #Echuca VIC memory clinic team! Thrilled to partner with them for 1st ever ⁦virtual memory clinic for regional/rural Australia. Couldn’t do it w/out my awesome co-lead ⁦Lee-Fay Low⁩! ⁦Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT⁩

Our new Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT paper illustrates the power of coordinated research investment & national collaboration, but there is a LOT more work to do, esp. with health service gamechangers in the dementia field Mark Butler MP see: DOI: 10.3233/JAD-230854

New webinar on Dementia & Social Cognition! Part 1: Social cognition & dementia- Warning signs & interventions & Part 2: Social determinants of health in ageing & dementia – an overview of current research direction. When: March 21st | 4-5pm AEST Register buff.ly/4bKcUuX

Did you enjoy meeting people at today's #ADRF2024 EMCR workshop? Find your tribe easily through adding your profile to our brand new #ADNeT EMCR Directory! It's so easy - head along to Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT australiandementianetwork.org.au/emcr-directory/ and add your details, socials and research areas!

Thrilled to have been involved in this year’s ADNeT EMCR workshop at #ADRF2024. Such generous senior researcher facilitators giving career advice and leading many interesting discussion.

Karen Duff from UCL presenting on her amazing work on tau tangles in mouse models at the #ADRF2024. Observing FTD type behaviour in mice.