Co-production

Editor’s Pick – Building bridges at De Meerpaal: A community-based living lab for co-designing technology involving people living with dementia

Brankaert. R., Bartholomeus, E., Tummers, A. and IJsselsteijn, W. (2025) ‘Building bridges at De Meerpaal: A community-based living lab for co-designing technology involving people living with dementia’ Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 32-34 Rens Brankaert and colleagues from Eindhoven in the Netherlands describe a ‘Living Lab’ project where people living with dementia, their care…

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Voice-activated technology: A guide for those caring for someone with dementia

Harris, I. (2025) ‘Voice-activated technology: A guide for those caring for someone with dementia’, Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 30-31 Iona-Jane Harris describes how Dementia Carers Count has developed a guide for unpaid carers about how voice-activated technology can help them Dementia Carers Count (DCC) is a is a UK charity which supports, advocates…

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Online opportunities: Using technology to connect unpaid carers

Eley, R. (2025) ‘Online opportunities: Using technology to connect unpaid carers’, Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 27-29 Together in Dementia Everyday (tide) is an organisation for current and former unpaid carers of people with dementia. Ruth Eley discusses the online connections that tide provides. At first I found it very difficult to talk about the challenges that we faced as a family but I…

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Viewpoint: Co-producing assistive technology

Ehtemam, N. (2025) ‘Viewpoint: Co-producing assistive technology’, Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 22-23 Neda Ehtemam describes her work with innovators and experts by experience. Author Details Neda Ehtemam is Senior Innovator at Alzheimer’s Society where she works with innovators and people living with dementia to help shape groundbreaking solutions to the challenges that people affected by dementia face. This Viewpoint is Neda’s…

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How do people with dementia use technology in their everyday lives?

Astell, A., Awan, H., Pearson, D., Venkatesh, R. and Wilkins, E. (2025) ‘How do people with dementia use technology in their everyday lives?’, Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 18-20 Professor Arlene Astell and trainees describe a research project conducted at the University of Reading and Northumbria University that used ‘home technology tours’ to explore what tech…

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Technology Empowered Dementia Independence (TEDI) Network Plus System Change: Launching the Big Conversation

Astell, A. (2025) ‘Technology Empowered Dementia Independence (TEDI) Network Plus System Change: Launching the Big Conversation’, Journal of Dementia Care, 33(6) pp. 14-15 A new research project that will be identifying new ways for technology to support people with dementia to live independently as well as linking them with help and support as part of…

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Dementia Diaries: Using Dementia Diaries to create an AI to support people newly-diagnosed

Milton S (2025) Using Dementia Diaries to create an AI to support people newly-diagnosed Journal of Dementia Care 33(2) 10. Many people have told us over the years about how they felt when they first got their diagnosis of dementia. They describe feeling uncertain, afraid, and lost with a sense of little hope for the…...

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Talking with Dementia Reconsidered: an inside view

Oliver K (2025) Talking with Dementia Reconsidered: An inside view. Journal of Dementia Care 33(2)18-20. Keith Oliver, with help from Chloe Gillen and Evie Mitchell, describes the process of planning, compiling and writing this landmark book — the first of its kind to be written by and with experts by experience, people living with dementia…...

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Editor’s Pick | Free to All: Co-creating and co-delivering dementia education at Bradford: Understanding the me in dementia

Jones et al (2025) Co-creating and co-delivering dementia education at Bradford:Understanding the me in dementia. Journal of Dementia Care 33(2) 22-26. A team of two academics and 22 experts by experience came togetherto co-create a new postgraduate course for professionals. Danielle Jones and colleagues describe the process and the rewarding results for all involved. Dementia…

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Reading Well for dementia: the power of co-production

Niven et al (2024 Reading Well for dementia: the power of co-production. Journal of Dementia Care 32(5)13-15. Amy Niven, Rachael Litherland and colleagues describe the process of co-production, including people living with dementia and family carers alongside other experts, that led to the latest Reading Well for dementia list. Amy Niven, Hannah Pimble and Gemma Jolly,…...

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