The involvement of people living with dementia in research has traditionally been located in
the realms of 'subject'or 'participant'. However, there has been an increase in demand for …

ABSTRACT A multidisciplinary Japan–UK Network identified cross-cultural and cross-
national lessons for research aimed at improving the design of homes for people living with …

Open science represents a challenge to traditional modes of scientific practice and
collaboration. Knowledge exchange is still heavily influenced by researchers' ambitions to …

Improving research capacity is key to better understand dementia globally (Gonzalez et al.,
2014) and it depends on the investment made on the career development of the early-and …

“Whilst research on psychosocial interventions in [...] dementia is already showing signs of
increased rigor and robustness [...], there is a need to allow a variety of types and sources of …

Purpose Including the views of service users, carers and clinical staff when prioritising
health research can ensure future projects are meaningful and relevant to key stakeholders …

Dementia care research: the key role of nurses and nursing Page 1 Accepted Manuscript
Title: Dementia care research: the key role of nurses and nursing Author: Jackie Bridges PII …

Objectives To identify research support strategies likely to be effective for strengthening the
UK's dementia research landscape and ensuring a sustainable and competitive workforce …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe the findings from a pilot and a follow-on
study in which care assistants in care homes were trained to use sporting memories work to …

INTRODUCTION Despite representing an essential workforce, it is unclear how global policy
efforts target early‐career dementia researchers (ECDRs). Thus, this study aimed to provide …