Our team absolutely rocked the stage at the Alzheimer's Europe conference! Incredible presentations from everyone and countless valuable connections made 👏👏 #34AEC

Today @AUASResearch is proud to celebrate 37 incredible years of innovation, teamwork, and success. Established in 1987 by humble team of two, to where we stand today, it’s all thanks to YOU—our amazing research teams, partners, engaging participants, and supportive community.🙌

New #OpenAccess article led by @AmirahAkhtar_ #Depression & cognitive decline in #SouthAsian adults @esone1pablo @ShabanaShafiq3 https://t.co/BH8wvZYq2f

I've had so many great responses to a discussion with people with dementia and family carers on complicated language & words used in medical & social care letters & research lay summaries! My mind's buzzing. To add to our list, email c.mason3@bradford.ac.uk #keepitsimple

So pleased to share my news, I passed my PhD viva today! Thank you so much to my fantastic supervisors @SahdiaParveen @Beck_Hawkins @melaniec2 for all your support over the last 4 years. It’s been a journey, now time to relax 😊

Last call for your place on our #dementia short training course - Inclusive Minds: Navigating diversity in dementia. Dr Sahdia Parveen will talk about how to support people living with dementia from minority ethnic communities. Book via our website - https://t.co/iI3xerNJAf

I need your help! Can you spare 20 minutes to complete a #survey about #brainhealth Open to the public in England. Further details in video #dementia Please share https://t.co/EYQYi7BTsQ

We are running 2 further workshops for #BlackBritish #carers on living well with #dementia Get in touch if interested!

Many families are being stretched to their financial limits just to cover dementia care. This has to change.

What are the priorities for research of older people living in their own home, including those living with frailty? Let’s find out, in this review in @Age_and_Ageing from @drandyclegg, @SpillersK and others. On priorities and unmet needs. Read on… https://t.co/yPFmGbU0eW

“#Frailty is not an inevitable part of ageing—we know that it can be prevented and, if identified early enough, may be reversed with the right interventions." BGS President @adamgordon1978 quoted in @bmj_latest today

Exploring the experiences and preferences of South Asian patients' of primary care in England since COVID-19 Qualitative study of remote-led primary care access & care delivery. A minority of patients viewed it positively for certain limited scenarios 👇🏽 https://t.co/XQPYrS2etP

New paper on priorities for research from the perspective of older people. 1.Prevention/management 2.Improving health/care service provision 3.Improving daily life 4.Meeting carer needs 5.Planning ahead https://t.co/PU7UNVXGbs @Age_and_Ageing @NIHR_ARC_YH @GeriSoc @SpillersK

New paper utilizing a participatory approach to explore the views of people with #dementia on positive psychology based interventions @EWolverson https://t.co/TLwvUDP2OL

#Frailty is potentially reversible, especially in its earlier stages, and can be managed well by comprehensive assessment and tailored interventions, #rehabilitation, care and support. #RighttoRehab Read our #BGSBlueprint here

"Older people have so much to offer. If society were to address old age in a more positive light, as opposed to thinking of older people as a universal burden, the benefit to us all would be enormous." Read the BGS Blog by Dr Tom Heritage.

We urge the Government to allocate funding to allow systems to roll out #ProactiveCare. Effective implementation of proactive care will save the NHS money in the long term as it will help older people to remain well without needing costly hospital care. https://t.co/5rIyjEI3Ys

#Frailty affects 1 in 10 over 65 y/o & up to half of 85+ y/o. These groups are most likely to benefit from #ProactiveCare. Many with frailty also live with other long-term conditions. Focus on providing holistic assessment in this guidance is very welcome. https://t.co/5rIyjEI3Ys

.@AmirahAkhtar_ is looking for #volunteers from South Asian background to discuss their experience of #depression Volunteers will receive £20 voucher. Please share. #Bradford

Are you a clinician in NHS Talking Therapies? Have you delivered a talking therapy to a South Asian Service User? Would you like to take part in an informal interview about your experience? Get in touch - nafisah.nabi@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk PLEASE RT