Resources
Forward with Dementia
Forward with Dementia includes information on communicating the diagnosis, post-diagnosis support and care planning. There are resources for your clinics (e.g. diagnostic checklist, patient information resource, flyers) and information written for people with dementia and carers.
ADNeT Webinars and Workshops
ADNeT Neuropsychological Norming Tool (ANNT)
Professor Chris Rowe talks about promising new Alzheimer’s drug Lecanemab
Amyloid PET in clinical practice: Interpretation and clinical significance
The Australian Imaging, Biomarkers and Lifestyle Flagship Study of Ageing (AIBL)
Webinar | Interventions Addressing the Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Webinar | Can Exercise and Nutrition Promote Cognitive Resilience and Reduce the risk of Dementia?
Webinar:Keeping Dementia Prevention & Care with Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples On TRACK
Webinar: Vascular Cognitive Disorders
Webinar | The Australian Dementia Network – Our Progress to Date and Future Plans
Post-diagnostic support – how ‘Forward with Dementia’ and Dementia Australia can help
Professor Chris Rowe -ADNet and Neuro Imaging & Other Biomarkers
Webinar | Sleep Disturbance and Dementia
Webinar | Clinical Quality Registries for Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment in Australia
Webinar | Cognitive Interventions for Older Adults: Evidence and a Move Towards Implementation
Webinar | Development and Function of the Cognitive Dementia and Memory Service (CDAMS)
Webinar | Frontotemporal dementia and Lewy body dementia
ADNeT Webinar on Screening for Trials and Memory Clinics.
Prof Ron Petersen of Mayo Clinic on AD clinical research without biomarkers.
Webinar | Can Exercise and Nutrition Promote Cognitive Resilience and Reduce the risk of Dementia?
Early-Mid Career Researchers Accelerator Group
ADNeT EMCR Accelerator Group presents: Overcoming Translational Research Challenges
ADNeT EMCR Accelerator Group Webinar |Managing parenting and dementia research
ADRF2022 EMCR Workshop ‘Navigating A Career in Dementia Research
Navigating the NIH grant system as Australian Dementia Researchers
Involving people living with dementia, care partners and families in dementia research
Influencing Policy Through Dementia Research
Webinar Opportunities for collaborating with ADNeT
Dementia Australia Research Foundation Grant Applications
Young Onset Dementia Special Interest Group
YOD-SIG WEBINAR | Creative Engagement as a Therapeutic Tool in Younger Onset Dementia
WEBINAR: Enabling Conversation and Connection: Can a speech pathologist help?
Australian Dementia Research Forum 2022 Young-Onset Dementia Special Interest Group
Training Videos: Reading PET Scans
As part of the education component of ADNeT, Director Professor Chris Rowe has prepared training videos to help imaging specialists interpret PET scans.
View ADNeT Researcher Publications
Guidelines and support
ADNeT National Memory and Cognition Clinic Guidelines launched
In consultation with researchers, health professionals, people with dementia and their care partners, we developed the first National Service Guidelines for MC Clinics. These Guidelines are based on the overarching principles of person-centred care, equity, and respect and provide consensus-based, best-service recommendations for MC Clinics. They identify standards for the assessment and post-diagnostic support and care that should be ideally provided by MC Clinics.
The Guidelines are intended for all medical specialists, nurses, aged care workers, and allied health professionals with expertise in dementia, who are regularly involved in the assessment and care of people with cognitive decline and dementia as part of a multidisciplinary, specialist team. It is also applicable to clinic managers and administrators.
List of Dementia and General Grants
Are you an early to mid-career dementia researcher looking for grant opportunities, but not sure where to start? The ADNeT EMCR Accelerator group have put together a list of both dementia specific and general EMCR grant opportunities.
If you know of any others, please don’t hesitate to contact either Ayeisha Milligan Armstrong (ayeisha.milligan@postgrad.curtin.edu.au) or Dr Julien Bensalem (julien.bensalem@sahmri.com). The list will be updated regularly with dates and status of application rounds. Good Luck!
COVID-19
The Australian Dementia Network has produced some guidance and support for health professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic. As you continue to care for patients, know we are here to support you.
Download document below.