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Episode 4: The Co-production Tale
Researchers Lindsay Kinnaird and Rosie Ashworth discuss co-producing research and co-producing with people with lived experience of dementia.
Lindsay and Rosie are both researchers on the project, 'Sharing the diagnosis of dementia in the post-Covid clinic: Patient and Practitioner Perspectives' at the University of Edinburgh . Rosie also works with NHS Scotland Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network as lead for Partners in Research and is experienced in patient and public involvement and co-producing research with people with lived experience of dementia.
BUDDs, the co-production group for research investigating dementia diagnosis during Covid-19, also share their experiences of co-production.
For a subtitled version of this episode please visit: https://edin.ac/3MCTETw
This episode is co-produced with the Better Understanding Dementia Diagnosis (BUDD) stakeholder advisory group and funded by Economic and Social Research Council as part of the UKRI's Rapid Response to Covid.
You can find out more about the research project at: https://www.alzscotdrc.ed.ac.uk/dementia-diagnosis-post-covid
You can also follow us on:
Twitter on @AlzScotDRC
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AlzScotDRC
For dementia support services contact:
Alzheimer Scotland Dementia 24 hour Helpline: 0808 808 3000/ https://www.alzscot.org/findsupport Alzheimer Society Dementia Connect Support Helpline: 033301503456/ https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-support MECOPP: https://www.mecopp.org.uk/contact-us Dementia UK: 0800 888 6678/ https://www.dementiauk.org/
If you’re interested in getting involved in research please visit: https://www.joindementiaresearch.nihr.ac.uk/
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By Understanding Dementia Diagnosis Research TeamResearchers Lindsay Kinnaird and Rosie Ashworth discuss co-producing research and co-producing with people with lived experience of dementia.
Lindsay and Rosie are both researchers on the project, 'Sharing the diagnosis of dementia in the post-Covid clinic: Patient and Practitioner Perspectives' at the University of Edinburgh . Rosie also works with NHS Scotland Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network as lead for Partners in Research and is experienced in patient and public involvement and co-producing research with people with lived experience of dementia.
BUDDs, the co-production group for research investigating dementia diagnosis during Covid-19, also share their experiences of co-production.
For a subtitled version of this episode please visit: https://edin.ac/3MCTETw
This episode is co-produced with the Better Understanding Dementia Diagnosis (BUDD) stakeholder advisory group and funded by Economic and Social Research Council as part of the UKRI's Rapid Response to Covid.
You can find out more about the research project at: https://www.alzscotdrc.ed.ac.uk/dementia-diagnosis-post-covid
You can also follow us on:
Twitter on @AlzScotDRC
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/AlzScotDRC
For dementia support services contact:
Alzheimer Scotland Dementia 24 hour Helpline: 0808 808 3000/ https://www.alzscot.org/findsupport Alzheimer Society Dementia Connect Support Helpline: 033301503456/ https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/get-support MECOPP: https://www.mecopp.org.uk/contact-us Dementia UK: 0800 888 6678/ https://www.dementiauk.org/
If you’re interested in getting involved in research please visit: https://www.joindementiaresearch.nihr.ac.uk/