This was the Trust’s third R&D conference, a reflection of the key role research now plays in NHS activity and how recent this incorporation has been. Clinicians have always undertaken research and development, whether in response to highly focused problem solving for a specific issue or as a more speculative process out of which something [...]
Posts Tagged ‘dementia’
Sussex Partnership research conference
Posted in academic, Brighton University, health care, research, Sussex Partnership, Sussex University, tagged anxiety disorders, Brighton University, dementia, learning disabilities, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Sussex university on June 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
So why Newcastle?
Posted in academic, health care, NHS, tagged Blue Bell hotel, Burton Agnes, connect for care, dementia, Newcastle, older people, telehealth, Yorkshire on February 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
For a few months now, I’ve been conversing by phone and email with Dr Sanjeet Pakrasi who is a consultant psychiatrist in Newcastle. Sanjeet has put together a care service for people with dementia that I would like to see researched for adults with learning disabilities as it seems to have potential not just for improving care delivery [...]
