UK Cognisance

Co-producing resources to improve post-diagnostic support for people with dementia

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

Our co-designed dementia guide is now accessible. Find practical advice, stories from others living with dementia and build your own toolkit to find your way forward. Free and available on any device. https://t.co/i8mm8bixaZ #CarersRightsDay #Dementia
@CAPS_UCL @UKCognisance

[ForwardwithDementia-GB @ForwardDementia]

If you've received a #dementia diagnosis, we are here to help. You can adapt to #dementia and continue living your life, your way. We #care. Don’t lose hope. We are here to help you find your way. https://t.co/xQcpgxOUiH #ForwardDementia

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

Today we present the co-design of https://t.co/i8mm8bixaZ at Alzheimer's Europe 2021 #31AEC @InterdemEurope @ForwardDementia @CAPS_UCL

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

Our co-designed dementia guide is now accessible. Find practical advice, stories from others living with dementia and build your own toolkit to find your way forward. Free and available on any device. https://t.co/8JjykrXu2q #CarersRightsDay #Dementia @CAPS_UCL @UKCognisance @UCL

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

Come join us for this fantastic opportunity to implement new models of primary care coordinated post-diagnostic dementia support https://t.co/VqaCXfNiaD #dementia #researcher @UCL_PCPH #UniofNewcastle @PriDemProject

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

We were very surprised when we analysed data from @ONS COVID-19 survey demonstrating that more than 80% positive UK cases had no core symptoms https://t.co/YOXAxgKDUB

[UCL Primary Care & Population Health @UCL_PCPH]

More than 80% of people testing positive for SARS-CoV-2 had none of the core symptoms @i_petersen https://t.co/h4nxpsRQ7u

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

@UCL_PCPH @i_petersen correct link here https://t.co/Wkkq1WdodX

[Jill Manthorpe @JillManthorpe]

Honoured to contribute to this leading textbook. Hope this chapter makes a difference to psychiatrists‘ knowledge, skills and confidence

[UCL Primary Care & Population Health @UCL_PCPH]

Strengthening the UK primary care response to Covid-19 from @SophieParkUCL et al. @bmj_latest https://t.co/aT2Mbk5SbD

[BJGP Open Journal @BJGPOpen]

Does routine physical health monitoring differ amongst people with dementia?

Bhanu et al investigated differences in monitoring by ethnic group and comorbidity status.

➡️ https://t.co/U4PTkze2rG

@cinibhanu @hscwru @uclmedsci

[Alzheimer's Society @alzheimerssoc]

People affected by dementia have faced devastation at home, in their community and in care homes during this pandemic.

The effects of the outbreak cannot be undone, but we're urging the Government to better protect people ahead of the winter, and in the future.

#Newsnight

[Lee-Fay Low @leefay_low]

Our Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission has visited 13% (30/220) nursing homes with #covid-19 outbreaks since the pandemic started. No external regulation of care quality in the rest....😢😢 https://t.co/4xLvaaJoc3

[PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support @PriDemProject]

The article looks at professionals' views on increasing the role of primary care in post-diagnostic support for people with dementia

[PriDem: tailored, local, timely dementia support @PriDemProject]

Some of the results of our work with commissioners and managers of #dementia services are now live and free to read in @BMJ_Open: Task-shifted approaches to postdiagnostic dementia support: a qualitative study exploring professional views and experiences https://t.co/B0oXJjHKGw

[Join Dementia Research @beatdementia]

In April, lots of our volunteers took part in @LivUni research into how #Covid19 service closures in the UK were affecting people with #dementia and their carers.

Join an online session at 1pm on Wednesday 16 September to hear some of the study findings:

https://t.co/TNbHRbp48l

[UCL Qualitative Health Research Network @UCL_QHRN]

The @UCL_QHRN committee are very excited to be hosting our 2020 critical workshop today on ‘Truth, trust and research in health and social care’!

[UCL Qualitative Health Research Network @UCL_QHRN]

Our workshop today has really highlighted the important role that #qualitative research can play in understanding & defining trust as a concept but also in ensuring that #trust and #truth are core values at the forefront of all of our research projects #QHRN2020

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

Wonderful to have our first two co-design workshops today with people living with dementia, informal carers and health and social car professionals some great ideas and strategies for improving #dementia diagnosis and care through new resources. Join us in this exciting study!

[UK Cognisance @UKCognisance]

@CA_Cognisance Very exciting! For us too here in the UK