Once you've conducted your research into a dementia service or product, you need to report on the findings and let people know what you discovered.

Measuring experience is about identifying changes in experience over time. When you are assessing services or products for people with dementia, it's important to be clear about impact.

How much can you trust your findings when conducting research with people who have dementia? Consider how they measure up.

When performing research with people who have dementia, it's important to think about analysis and how the results will be presented.

How do you rate the experience of people who have dementia? There are lots of ways, from taking 'snapshots' to measuring change over a period of time.

Tips about how types of questions, asked in dementia-friendly ways, can help you to learn about different aspects of service user experience.

Read about the importance of gathering qualitative data when researching people who have dementia.

Find out why it's important to work with different types of data when measuring the experience of people who have dementia. Get tips to help you do this.

This is a research tool you can use to support finding out about the experiences of people with dementia over a period of time.

Tools to support finding out about the experience of people with dementia over a period of time.

Personas are a tool you can use to gather empathy and insights about the experiences of people with dementia. This can be used for service design.

This is a method that lets you develop empathy and insights about service user experience.