Prevention and Early Diagnosis of Dementia • Etiology and causation of dementia • Early diagnosis • Diagnosis and the role of the GP • Biomarkers in dementia diagnosis and natural history • Mild cognitive impairment • Current understanding of prevention strategies Clinical Aspects of Dementias • Clinical features and natural history of dementias • Vascular disease and Alzheimer’s – overlap syndromes • Imaging of dementia progression • Biomarkers and predictors of progression • Neuropsychology and dementia Interventions • Pharmacological treatments/interventions • Understanding and responding to behaviours in dementia • Psychosocial/Non-pharmacological interventions • Future treatments Enhancing Care and Support • Care models and philosophies (e.g., person-centred, relationship-centred and partnership approaches) • Ethical issues in dementia • Innovative approaches to home care/long term care • Palliative care/End of life care • Addressing cultural, ethnic and diversity care needs • Supporting, training and educating informal and formal caregivers Broader Social Issues/Social Models of Dementia • Dementia friendly communities/Design/Use of technology • Safety in dementia • Reducing stigma Lifestyle and Quality of Life Issues • Risk factors and prevention • Nutrition and dementia • Leisure and meaningful experiences in dementia • Supporting persons with dementia in self-management • Emotional consequences/Grief and loss • Artistic approaches and expressions of dementia • Insider/experiential perspectives on dementia Other • Advocacy • Innovative approaches to translating research into practice • Other
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