The Bionics Institute has joined ADNeT to advance collaborative research on non pharmacological treatment of dementia. By combining ADNeT’s extensive clinical and research networks with the Bionics Institute’s innovative programs, the partnership seeks to contribute to more effective dementia care strategies. The Bionics Institute’s researchers are developing the use of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a...
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Are you a clinician who provides diagnostic and post-diagnostic support for people with pre-clinical symptoms of cognitive decline or dementia? Have you considered dementia risk assessment and risk reduction as part of these services? Researchers at UNSW/NeuRA are conducting a research study aimed at exploring the value of implementing a validated, online dementia risk assessment...
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A new partnership between Dementia Support Australia (DSA) and the Australia Frontotemporal Dementia Association (AFTDA) is raising awareness for Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD)  and providing a new level of support through the creation of ‘Carer Conversations’.   This network of Carer Support Groups aims not only to provide emotional and practical support through these Australia-wide carer groups...
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Welcome to the official website of the Australian Dementia Network (ADNeT).

Whether you are a researcher, a health professional, or a member of the public, we hope our website provides you with relevant information on our works, a suite of valuable tools and other resources, and news on the latest advancements in dementia diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and care.

Resources

PET Reading Training

As part of the education component of ADNeT, Director Professor Christopher Rowe has prepared two training videos (Part 1 and Part 2) to help imaging specialists interpret PET scans.
Memory and Cognition Clinic Guidelines

National Service Guidelines for Specialised Dementia and Cognitive Decline Assessment Services in Australia.
All Resources

ADNeT resources for the general public, consumers, researchers and clinicians.

ADNeT Partners

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