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73: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 73
73: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 73
73: The 'D' Word with Pete Hill - Episode 73
Friday 31st May 2024
Join Dr. Clarissa Giebel and Professor Jan Hamers as they discuss innovative dementia care through the Living Lab on Aging and Dementia on The 'D' Word podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Transforming Dementia Care: Insights from the Living Lab on Aging and Dementia
Episode Overview
- The Living Lab on Aging and Dementia introduces a collaborative approach to dementia care
- Experts Dr. Clarissa Giebel and Professor Jan Hammers share insights on the innovative model
- Joint appointments and interdisciplinary research play a key role in improving care quality
- Stakeholder involvement, including older person advisory boards, drives impactful research
- The initiative aims to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and daily practice in dementia care
But it's also about managing expectations. Because there's always when I say when you start a living lab, start small. And because a lot of people think, hey, we have a lot of problems, and the university together will solve all the problems.
Ever wondered how innovative research can change the face of dementia care? This episode of The 'D' Word brings together two leading experts, Dr. Clarissa Giebel from the University of Liverpool and Professor Jan Hamers from Maastricht University, to discuss the groundbreaking Living Lab on Aging and Dementia. This initiative is all about collaboration, combining the expertise of researchers, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders to improve the quality of life for those affected by dementia. Dr.
Giebel and Professor Hamers share their experiences and the significant strides they've made through interdisciplinary research and joint appointments. They delve into how this model not only enhances care but also fosters a supportive environment for both patients and caregivers. If you're interested in the future of dementia care and how innovative approaches can make a real difference, this episode is a must-listen.