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Research lab Interventions for people living with DEmentiA led by @VasilikiOrgeta @ucl
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Joined March 2016
A new systematic review of longitudinal evidence highlights risk factors of apathy in dementia. @VasilikiOrgeta @InaAzocar @UCLBrainScience @UCLPsychiatry
https://t.co/NxxuVJBLu2 Learn more 👇 #dementia #Alzheimer #research #Wellbeing #mentalhealth
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Learning how to empower health and social care professionals and family carers by applying psychosocial approaches in dementia care. Don't miss your chance to attend the CPD training on 18th & 19th July. Learn more & book your ticket via https://t.co/RbdV3KWgyY
#onlinelearning
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Empower the dementia health care workforce by translating theories and research evidence of psychosocial approaches into clinical practice
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Happy to share with you my latest article, published in the high-impact journal Ageing Research Reviews. Here we did a systematic review to find risk factors for apathy in Alzheimer's disease. @VasilikiOrgeta @UCLPsychiatry Link at@ResearchGate:
researchgate.net
PDF | Background Apathy is frequent and persistent in Alzheimer’s disease (AD), associated with poor prognosis and carer distress; yet our knowledge of... | Find, read and cite all the research you...
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An updated #SystematicReview assess the clinical effectiveness of psychological interventions in reducing #depression and #anxiety in people with #dementia or MCI. https://t.co/qeFq3zUh3V
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Experiencing anxiety and depression is very common in people living with #dementia and mild cognitive impairment and there's uncertainty about the best treatment approach so this review from @abimethley & colleagues is very welcome.
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Thank you @CochraneLibrary @CochraneDCIG for your support and sharing this important #systematic review!đź‘Ź @VasilikiOrgeta @iCSTDementia @PhuongLeung1 @UCLPsychiatry @UCLBrainScience #dementia #dementiaresearch #evidencesynthesis
Psychological treatments for #depression & #anxiety in #dementia & mild cognitive impairment. A systematic review from @CochraneDCIG ➡️ https://t.co/FdAtvf9GMY
@UCLBrainScience news item ➡️ https://t.co/nYEALlkAOH Authored by Dr @VasilikiOrgeta & Dr @PhuongLeung1
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Our updated @cochranecollab review on the clinical effectiveness of psychological treatments for depression and anxiety for people with dementia and MCI by @abimethley @iCSTDementia and me is now available https://t.co/JE7cTwNsEq see here our press release
ucl.ac.uk
Talking therapies may improve symptoms of depression for people with dementia, finds a new review led by UCL researchers, providing hope for a group who typically do not benefit from antidepressants.
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Talking therapy may ease #depression for people with #dementia, study suggests. Coverage in @Independent of the recent study by Dr @VasilikiOrgeta & Dr @PhuongLeung1 (@UCLPsychiatry) Read the article ⬇️
independent.co.uk
Researchers said psychological therapies may also help improve patient quality of life and everyday function.
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Psychological treatments for #depression & #anxiety in #dementia & mild cognitive impairment. A systematic review from @CochraneDCIG ➡️ https://t.co/FdAtvf9GMY
@UCLBrainScience news item ➡️ https://t.co/nYEALlkAOH Authored by Dr @VasilikiOrgeta & Dr @PhuongLeung1
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Psychological treatments for depression and anxiety in dementia and mild cognitive impairment
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Talk therapy may alleviate #depression and improve quality of life for people with #dementia, finds a new study. Authored by Dr @VasilikiOrgeta & Dr @PhuongLeung1 (@UCLPsychiatry @iCSTDementia) and published in @cochranecollab. Read the story ⬇️ https://t.co/5VMsDtiFzg
ucl.ac.uk
Talking therapies may improve symptoms of depression for people with dementia, finds a new review led by UCL researchers, providing hope for a group who typically do not benefit from antidepressants.
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Talking therapy may improve symptoms of depression for people with dementia, finds a @cochranecollab review led by Dr @VasilikiOrgeta @IDEAlabUCL & Dr @PhuongLeung1 @UCLPsychiatry, providing hope for a group who typically don't benefit from antidepressants
independent.co.uk
Researchers said psychological therapies may also help improve patient quality of life and everyday function.
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Our Cochrane review on the clinical effectiveness of psychological treatments for people with #dementia is out today https://t.co/4nvlgo47Lj
@VasilikiOrgeta @iCSTDementia @PhuongLeung1 @UCLPsychiatry @UCLBrainScience
https://t.co/JT2jBovGIU Please share with your network!
independent.co.uk
Researchers said psychological therapies may also help improve patient quality of life and everyday function.
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Our Cochrane review @cochranecollab on the clinical effectiveness of psychological treatments for people with dementia is now out https://t.co/JE7cTwNsEq
@uclnews
https://t.co/35U8nryCqA
@IDEAlabUCL improving care for people with dementia @UCLPsychiatry @UCLBrainScience
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Researchers said psychological therapies may also help improve patient quality of life and everyday function.
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Today @AnjuliKaul from @VAMHN blogs about a new review of longitudinal cohort studies in @TheBJPsych by @MiaMGunak, @DrJoBillings, @VasilikiOrgeta et al, which explores the relationship between #PTSD and all-cause #Dementia. https://t.co/ieKQ18GayW
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Promoting meaningful and enjoyable activity in mild dementia–this article describes STAYING ACTIVE, developed by @VasilikiOrgeta and @PhuongLeung1 @IDEAlabUCL @UCLPsychiatry @ucl Access here: https://t.co/PCEFkrh6UH
#activity #dementia #gerotwitter @geronsociety @OxfordJournals
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Delighted to share our publication on Development of a Psychological Intervention to Promote Meaningful Activity in People Living With Mild Dementia. @geronsociety @VasilikiOrgeta @IDEAlabUCL @UCLPsychiatry @alzheimerssoc #dementia #Alzheimer
https://t.co/ciQpsHv57x
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
STAYING ACTIVE is grounded on theory, and service user experiences and aims at promoting meaningful activity in mild dementia. The IM framework may be useful in the development of future psychosocial...
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Our paper on the development of STAYING ACTIVE - STAYing well and active - schedulINg meaninGful and enjoyAble aCTIvities to promote Vitality and wEll-being in mild dementia - is now published @geronsociety @IDEAlabUCL @UCLPsychiatry @alzheimerssoc
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
STAYING ACTIVE is grounded on theory, and service user experiences and aims at promoting meaningful activity in mild dementia. The IM framework may be useful in the development of future psychosocial...
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Our systematic review and meta-analysis synthesising worldwide evidence on subjective caregiver burden and anxiety in informal carers is now out https://t.co/2gO7ZLQeoz
@PLOSONE @IDEAlabUCL @ujaen @ucl @UCLPsychiatry
journals.plos.org
There is increasing evidence that subjective caregiver burden is an important determinant of clinically significant anxiety in family carers. This meta-analysis aims to synthesise this evidence and...
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