Dementia Innovation Showcase

We held our first Dementia Innovation Showcase which brought together thought leaders, innovators, and stakeholders to explore cutting edge ideas and dementia innovations.

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This immersive showcase highlights our focus on dementia, innovation, and hospitalisation, sharing research and evidence to spark collaborations and inform impactful solutions for those living with dementia.

We’re looking for the right people and partners to make this event the biggest success it can be.

Date: Tuesday, 18th March 2025

Location: Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, LS10 1LT

Alzheimer’s Society unveils new innovation programme to address hospitalisation challenge

Yesterday, Tuesday 18 March, Alzheimer’s Society unveiled its first ever Launchpad Cohort. Their original ideas will address a broad range of challenges people living with dementia face, including tackling some of the main issues connected to hospitalisation.

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Dementia Innovation Showcase

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Alzheimer’s Society unveils new innovation programme to address hospitalisation challenge

Supporting people with dementia when the clocks change

Narrative CVs: How to make your Fellowship application stand out

Working with the pharmaceutical and medical technologies industry

Guilt and dementia: How to manage guilty feelings as a carer

Our response to NICE announcement on lecanemab and donanemab

Advice for supporting a person with young-onset dementia after Anne-Marie Duff’s BBC Breakfast interview

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