Shindig (Sheffield)
SHINDIG wanted to explore the experience of driving, or having to stop driving, of people with dementia. This was an issue that was regularly discussed informally and at organised forums at SHINDIG meetings.
The group felt strongly that there should be a strong emphasis on safety and moral codes. They therefore applied successfully for formal ethical approval from a local university. Online interviews and focus groups were carried out.
The results of this project have not yet been made public as they are being written up for a dementia research journal.
Confidence in public transport
Thred (Liverpool) Thred built on their previous Dementia Enquirers projects to explore what would help people with dementia build their confidence to travel by public transport. They created a survey for people with dementia [...]
Enquiry on how easy it is to find print based information on dementia services in Camden
Great Camden Minds (London) The aim of this project was to discover how easy it is to find information on dementia services in Camden for older people with dementia. The group all found dementia [...]
How living through COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown affected physical and mental well being for people with dementia
Budding Friends (Exeter) The group explored how the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns had affected the physical and mental wellbeing of people with dementia. They interviewed people with dementia from the group, people with dementia [...]