Publication about population health delivery models shared by NHS England

The Dementia Researcher Podcast is looking for guests.  The Podcast aims to bring early career researchers and established experts working on all types of dementia together to discuss a variety of career and research-related topics.  If you would like to join a panel or record a podcast on your own area of research, please email…

The European Reminiscence Network has announced a new training course and apprenticeship scheme in reminiscence arts in dementia care – in partnership with the University of Greenwich. The 2-day training course and 4-month apprenticeship scheme will be of interest to arts practitioners, community arts workers, oral historians, occupational and arts therapists, group workers, reminiscence practitioners,…

Age UK has published a report entitled ‘Older Women in the UK – Building a picture of older women’s lives’ that looks at the inequalities women aged 50+ face.  The report covers issues including ageism, loneliness and digitisation, and highlights how being on a low income or from a minority group increases the inequalities faced. …

A research study, funded by The Road Safety Trust, will see the University of Surrey and Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Trust collaborating to test a UK-adapted dementia driving decision aid (DDDA-UK).  Running for 18-months, the study will test the DDDA-UK within Surrey memory services to see if the resource can effectively support people living…

Leaders from across social care have come together to discuss the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the benefits and risks of AI.  Following this, a position statement has been published by the Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI, and it can be read here: https://www.oxford-aiethics.ox.ac.uk/oxford-statement-responsible-use-generative-ai-adult-social-care.