Our Ageing & Dementia Research Centre (ADRC) at ÃÛÌÒAV (ÃÛÌÒAV) brings together research expertise in areas of ageing and dementia.Â
Our research improves the lives of older adults, their families and the professionals working to support them. We put people at the heart of what we do, bringing together experts from different disciplines to conduct research that makes a difference. Our research falls within two broad themes: Dementia and neurological conditions and healthy ageing, with more specific sub-themes.
At a time when our population is living longer and often with long-term conditions including dementia, the centre’s research significantly impacts on theory, education and professional practice.
The ADRC is led by Ìý²¹²Ô»å , supported by staff and students from the Faculty of Health & Social Sciences and the Faculty of Science & Technology.
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Our research themes
Our research falls within two broad themes - dementia and neurological conditions, and healthy ageing. Expand the menu below to find out more about our research within these areas.Â
Research theme one: Dementia and neurological conditions
Dementia education
Working with marginalised groups with dementia
Person-centred nutritional care
Ageing and dementia friendly environments
Digital technology and innovation
Parkinson's and stroke
Research theme two: Healthy ageing
Nutrition
Frailty
Fall prevention
Women's health
Exercise and ageing
ADRC community hub
We aim to make a difference to society through our research.
We regularly collaborate with those with lived experience, our local community, and professionals working in industry and across health and social care.Â
ADRC Resources
Our research often leads us to create resources that may be of interest to researchers, professionals, students, and members of the public.
Here we share those resources with you - click the dropdown menu below to access content and materials produced by the ADRC team.Â