The NIDUS Study retweeted
Looking forward to presenting our @DeNPRU_QM work highlighting training needs of socialcare workforce with @birksyvonne at this seminar @QMUL_WIPH @ClarissaGiebel @KarenDening1
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The NIDUS Study retweeted
Congratulations @NIDUS_study PPI group on the nomination! Your partnership in co-creating NIDUS-family and NIDUS-professional are why these interventions were valued and helped participants - pleased to be continuing our work together as we plan their roll out @DrMegsArmstrong
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The NIDUS programme PPI group for their involvement of people living with dementia, their carers and home care workers to develop new and improved ways to support people with dementia to live independently at home for longer. (3/9)
The NIDUS Study retweeted
On set with @carterchelt, @DanielleNimmons and our plant prop! 🎥🪴
Thanks @ELLearnDesign for filming the EQUATED study video on accessing dementia diagnosis in ethnic minority communities & the @NIDUS_study video on GAS goal setting.
@DeNPRU_QM @QMULPsychiatry @ClaudiaACooper1
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Great to welcome @JayashreeDasgu2 & Prof Keerti to @QMULPsychiatry yesterday for a very interesting presentation on the challenges of developing dementia homecare in India 🇮🇳
Looking forward to continuing discussions in Bengaluru later this year!
@NIDUS_study @ClaudiaACooper1
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The home care workforce is a very important workforce looking after people at home so they can be independent and within their communities for as long as they can/wish. Super important research by @QMULPsychiatry! #HomeCare #dementia
Process evaluation for NIDUS-Professional by @danjkelleher @Dementia_UoB, lots to consider for next steps supporting home care workforce for people with dementia @QMULPsychiatry @DeNPRU_QM @PRIMENT_UCL @DrAnitaGoh @M_Wilberforce @birksyvonne academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Vital evidence of thirst for training & support - A process evaluation of the NIDUS-Professional dementia training intervention for UK homecare workers academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Process evaluation for NIDUS-Professional by @danjkelleher @Dementia_UoB, lots to consider for next steps supporting home care workforce for people with dementia @QMULPsychiatry @DeNPRU_QM @PRIMENT_UCL @DrAnitaGoh @M_Wilberforce @birksyvonne academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Great to see this @NIDUS_study awarded Article of the Month (Feb) by @InterdemEurope. Congrats to team led by @ClaudiaACooper1 A psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for independence in dementia (NIDUS-Family) versus … pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3831…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
NIDUS-professional feasibility RCT published! Looking forward to building on them with @DeNPRU_QM @BluebirdCare @homeinstead @QMULPsychiatry @PRIMENT_UCL @KritikaSamsi academic.oup.com/ageing/arti…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
“the study is really exciting because it gives people the opportunity to help manage their own care, which is such an important part of things” Good to see US coverage of our newly released NIDUS-family intervention study medicalnewstoday.com/article… via @mnt
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Research led by Professor Claudia Cooper at @QMUL shows that a new therapy, NIDUS-Family, helps people with dementia and their family carers attain their personal goals.
Read more about this research we funded: bit.ly/48XqZUl
@DeNPRU_QM
The NIDUS Study retweeted
New support intervention for people with dementia and carers shows ‘rare positive result' in trial led by @ClaudiaACooper1 at @DeNPRU_QM in @QMUL_WIPH, funded by @alzheimerssoc. NIDUS-family package of care and support helps people with dementia attain their personal goals.
The NIDUS Study retweeted
🗣️PhD paper published!
📝Our systematic review outlines which goal-setting outcome measures are used in dementia studies, and evaluated their psychometric properties within RCTs ⬇️
🙏@ClaudiaACooper1 @atsommerlad @drnkupeli @Sedi_Zabihi @AlzSocResearch
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Paper from Pippa Renouf just out! How do non-clinically trained facilitators’ experiences delivering remote psychosocial interventions to older adults - positive reflections point to this as a useful route to rolling out evidence-based care @NIDUS_study doi.org/10.1192/bjo.2023.558.
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Amazing opportunity to be in Amsterdam at #AAIC2023 presenting our poster on the NIDUS-family protocol and baseline goals - full trial results are due very soon! @NIDUS_study @ClaudiaACooper1
The NIDUS Study retweeted
EQUATED: Tell us your experience of getting help for confusion or memory problem! An East London based study.
The NIDUS Study retweeted
We are delighted to announce an exhibition of photographs by APPLE-Tree participants, with photographer Sukey Parnell Johnson, held in the Wellcome Collection 2-7pm 8/9/22. Please follow this link to book (free) tickets for our drinks reception, 5-7pm! APPLE-Tree-photographic-exhi…
The NIDUS Study retweeted
We are recruiting! @APPLE_TreeStudy @NIDUS_study @ClaudiaACooper1 is recruiting two research assistants starting June 2022. Come and work in our team. Closes 24th March jobs.ac.uk/job/CNX621/resear… @UCLPsychiatry @QMULPsychiatry
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Our Paper: “How does the delivery of paid home care compare to the care plan for clients living with dementia?” Is out today: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Thanks to all who co-contributed. @ClaudiaACooper1 @MonicaLeverton @KDening @homecare_co_uk
#dementia #homecare #careplans
The NIDUS Study retweeted
Few places remaining for the Home Care Research Forum tomorrow.
Talks on the use of care plans in homecare for people living with dementia + research priorities in homecare for older people.
Free to attend and held on Zoom. Still time to register via Eventbrite.






















