Blog – Stress and Alzheimer’s disease- what do we know so far?
Clarissa Giebel updates on her recent trip to Maastricht for her Alzheimer’s Society funded project, and discusses differences in study recruitment.
Clarissa Giebel updates on her recent trip to Maastricht for her Alzheimer’s Society funded project, and discusses differences in study recruitment.
Clarissa Giebel updates on her recent trip to Maastricht for her Alzheimer’s Society funded project, and discusses differences in study recruitment.
Clarissa shares her exploration of dementia cohort datasets, and discusses how they are supporting her latest research.
In this blog shared from the King’s College London blog site, Dr Kritika Samsi shares findings from the Optimal Time Study
Clarissa reflects on 2019, and looks forward to a new year and some of the big tasks ahead for her research – and the stress of delivering on a successful grant application.
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, discussing her work on creating a new local collaborative researcher and public community and going from not knowing many people to creating a buzzing network.
Can the research culture inside the NHS be improved? What role can non clinicians play? Blog from Anna Vollkmer discussing research culture inside the NHS
First blog from James Watson sharing his plans and ideas as he embarks on his 1st year of a PhD at the University of Liverpool, researching variations in dementia care pathways and the health and economic impact.
Another great article from Jo Sharpe for the Alzheimer’s Research UK blog, discussing her work with fruit flies.
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, sharing news from her recent visit exchange visit to Maastricht University to catch up on recruitment, and all things study-related.
Anna Volkmer – sharing further info from last weeks 1st meeting of a group of researchers all interested in using qualitative research methods with people with communication difficulties and dementia.
Blog from Clarissa Giebel, discussing new dementia care services and how researchers can support service evaluation, and don’t always have to lead the development of interventions.