Read about how Alzheimer's Society measured user experience to map out the needs of people affected by dementia, and create large-scale solutions.

Alzheimer's Society used feedback on course experience to develop a tailored programme for people living with dementia.

Read about a project in Essex that gave personalised care to people in Essex, helping to improve the experiences of people with dementia. 

Find out how Alzheimer's Society are going about improving the lives of people with dementia through personalised care, support, and its evaluation.

Multi-channel involvement to inform integrated care pathway.

Alzheimer's Society tested out using a formal scale to measure service user experience in day care and support services.

Alzheimer's Society's interview-based approach to service evaluation involving people affected by dementia. Read our most recent report.

In Shropshire, working with people with dementia led to the introduction of a new role, the 'Dementia Companions', who help with personalised care planning.

Healthwatch Essex used qualitative data about the experience of living in Essex with dementia to inform their commissioning strategy for services from 2017. They also produced a useful report.

An example of a co-produced strategy from local authorities, with the experiences of people with dementia at its heart.

Some examples of people with dementia informing learning and improvement in different organisations around the UK, including Councils, Commissioning Groups, and others.

Read some examples of organisations that have used research to inform integration of services, so they can enable people to live better for longer in the community.