People with dementia have previously not been active participants in research, with ethical
difficulties often being cited as the reason for this. A wider inclusion of people with dementia …

Dementia has been understood primarily as a biomedical phenomenon with a trajectory of
irrevocable decline related to neurodegenerative changes. However, growing evidence …

This paper examined the emotional impact of diagnosis disclosure on recently diagnosed
people with dementia. Thirty patient/caregiver dyads attending a Geriatric Day Hospital …

Quality of life and older people reviews the way that older people talk about their quality of
life and how this differs from the ways that younger people, researchers and scientists, policy …

This paper suggests and discusses a methodological approach that aims to facilitate the
inclusion of people with dementia in research where the ambition is to better understand …

Drawing on recent literature this article explores the development of research with family
carers and people with dementia and identifies a number of themes that have emerged over …

Debates about involving people with dementia in qualitative research are extensive, yet the
range of methods used is limited. Researchers tend to rely on interview and/or observation …

This paper explores the varied meanings and lived experiences of older people with
dementia, in relation to everyday technologies in public spaces outside the home, through re …

The innovative Newcastle Challenging Behaviour Model for dementia care has recently
been updated, leading to new advances in the field. This revised second edition guide to …

Despite the importance and advantages of including people with dementia in research,
there are various challenges for researchers and participants to their involvement. This …