Recorded LIVE on Twitter Spaces on Wednesday 28th September 2022.

Primarily aimed at Clinicians and Healthcare Professionals, through this discussion we hope to share some insights as to the different ways to become involved in clinical research, why you might want to do that, and what that might look like.

Adam Smith, Dementia Researcher Programme Director hosts this informal discussion with five people working within the NHS and in research to share their experience.

Guests are Dr Ross Paterson and Dr Alex Tsui all from University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Dr Brady McFarlane from Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, Dr Antoinette O’Connor from Tallaght University Hospital, Ireland, and Dr Emma Broome from Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.

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Below are links to some of the resources mentioned during the chat:

Careers Webinar - https://bit.ly/3CsOCq4

Trials information - https://bit.ly/3UNIbVs

Dr Anna Volkmer Blogs - https://bit.ly/3Eb80ZU

NIHR Clinical Careers Funding - https://bit.ly/3y8hpxr

Alz Forum Grants - https://bit.ly/3RuQBy7

Dementia Research Careers Festival – https://bit.ly/3LWDIMl

Dementia Researcher Meet the Researchers - https://bit.ly/3LWDIMl

Association of British Neurologists - https://www.theabn.org/#

Royal College of Nursing Research Careers - https://bit.ly/3E6KvRC

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Guest mini bios

Dr Emma Broom Bio - https://bit.ly/3SREL2q

Dr Alex Tsui Bio - https://bit.ly/3CsTpYx

Dr Brady McFarlane Bio - https://bit.ly/3CaOhbe

Dr Ross Patterson Bio - https://bit.ly/3CaOhbe

Dr Antoinette O’Connor Bio - https://bit.ly/3LYxjQx

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This podcast is brought to you in association with Alzheimer's Research UK and Alzheimer's Society, who we thank for their ongoing support.

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A full transcript of the podcast can be found on our website at https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/podcast or find a video version on our YouTube Channel with closed captions at https://www.youtube.com/dementiaresearcher