Tag: Dementia
Conference: Do not go Gentle – Gerontology and a good old age.
This week I’ve been attending the ‘Do not go Gentle’ 2017 conference from the British Society of Gerontology (BSG), held at Swansea University. The conference took place…… Read more “Conference: Do not go Gentle – Gerontology and a good old age.”
INDUCT newsletter: Research can be empowering
Remember the previous (re)-blog about ethical challenges in research? How difficult it is to involve members of the public into research? Especially, people with dementia and family caregivers?…… Read more “INDUCT newsletter: Research can be empowering”
A powerful ideology could be hidden in representations of people
A lot of discussion has been going on about the (stereotypical) representations of older adults and aging. However, for my research I’m specifically referring to representations of…… Read more “A powerful ideology could be hidden in representations of people”
I’m in the Alzheimer Europe’s newsletter
Hello everyone, I’m very please to inform you that a piece about my research is included in the latest Alzheimer Europe’s newsletter. The March 2017 edition gives…… Read more “I’m in the Alzheimer Europe’s newsletter”
Not all those who wander are lost
J.R.R Tolkien what a quote! Interestingly, this quote has a different meaning for me each day. The examination that I’m doing about technology and other interventions, which…… Read more “Not all those who wander are lost”
Have you been following me?
Talking about being monitored 24/7… I’ve recently started using my Twitter account more. It’s a great tool don’t get me wrong. I just feel a bit unconscious putting…… Read more “Have you been following me?”
