Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT
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We bring together Australia’s leading researchers, clinicians and consumers, creating a powerful network for dementia prevention, treatment and care.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined May 2019
The future of battling Alzheimer's disease lies in blood-based diagnostic tests. Read more ➡️ We invite anyone who is showing signs of cognitive decline and has concerns to participate in ADNeT's Blood Based Biomarkers Study .
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The Brain and Mind Centre @Sydney_Uni is running a study on a 10-week online psychoeducation program for dementia carers — Carer’s Way Ahead–Dementia. Developed by neuropsychs, clin psychs & speech pathologists, it tackles behaviour change, communication, self-care & more.
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Thanks @AustAgeAgenda for featuring the new research collaboration between ADNeT, @EliLillyandCo and @MonashUni. The exciting partnership represents a step forward in collective efforts to advance the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Congratulations again to Prof Perminder Sachdev for being awarded the ADNeT Lifetime Achievement Award at #ADRF2025. @sachdevps Read more about his career achievements➡️
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📢 ADNeT, Monash Uni & Lilly Australia have launched a first-of-its-kind collaboration to better understand the patient and societal impact of early Alzheimer’s disease and MCI. A major step forward for dementia research in Australia. Read more: #dementia
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RT @ADRF2025: Our final speaker for Continuing Education is Prof Ben White, who will take us through Voluntary Assisted Dying. “This is no….
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RT @ADRF2025: In the assessment of sleep complaints in dementia there are a number of mechanism that need to be considered, including patho….
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RT @ADRF2025: Dr Elie Matar on Sleep Complaints. Sleep disorders are common in dementia & neurodegeneration which is important with evidenc….
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RT @ADRF2025: The ADNeT Memory and Cognition Clinic Guidelines provide good examples and referrals to post- diagnostic support avenues. You….
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RT @ADRF2025: What can improve the quality of life of people living with dementia? Things like adapted mindfulness, activity scheduling, mu….
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RT @ADRF2025: Prof Yun Hee Jeon drives home the message of collaboration in Allied Health, rooting the idea that the concept of care is not….
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RT @ADRF2025: We start Day 3 off bright and early with some Continuing Professional Education and concurrent Early-Mid Career Researchers s….
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RT @ADRF2025: Steph Daly: finding ways to strengthen risk modification and dementia prevention is vital. Primary care is a trusted source o….
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RT @ADRF2025: Janine Hayes who opened ADRF reveals that education should start not just in primary care, but primary school- around diet, e….
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RT @ADRF2025: The overwhelming message from our panel and delegates is a focus on upskilling and educating GPs, addressing the workforce ga….
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RT @HBAProgram_USYD: Thrilled to see our PhDs & postdocs shine on Day 1 of #ADRF2025! 💡. They presented posters & talks on sleep, blood bio….
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RT @ADNeT_Australia: Dr Jo-Anne Hughson, talks through the Lets Chat Dementia project, a program that aims to improve detection rates and h….
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RT @ADNeT_Australia: Symposia 4: Dementia in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. Aunty Lyn Yappo walks us through the Kimberley….
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Aunty Jill Abdullah from Dementia Education speaks on developing education for healthcare providers to provide culturally respectful and safe care. An important resource for students and clinicians to encourage not only standard but also holistic care. #ADRF2025
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