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15 blog posts
  • Malang Fatty Malang Fatty 22 Oct 2026

    Part 1 - Why personal care can be distressing

    This blog looks at using therapeutic engagement to support personal care in dementia and why personal care can be distressing.

  • Malang Fatty Malang Fatty 22 Oct 2026

    Part 2 - Reframing "Resistance to care"

    This blog emphasises the importance of person-centred, therapeutic engagement, trust-building, and involving people with dementia in their care.

  • Malang Fatty Malang Fatty 22 Oct 2026

    Part 3 - Communicating during care

    This blog explores how recognising communication cues, assessing pain and taking time to build trust can reduce distress and improve person-centred dementia care.

  • Hazel Haworth and Peter Alexander Hazel Haworth and Peter Alexander 11 Mar 2026

    Talk to us, not about us: how we co-produced a dementia documentary

    This blog is written together by two people with different but equally important perspectives: a practitioner working in older people鈥檚 and dementia care, and a man living with dementia who helped co-produce a documentary for health and social care staff.

  • Anne Crockett Anne Crockett 19 Jan 2026

    A partnership approach to grief literacy

    To mark National Grief Awareness Week, Queen's University Belfast united 11 bereavement organisations to equip nursing students with essential grief literacy - for supporting bereaved individuals and maintaining professional wellbeing. 

  • Christopher Heasley  and Rosemary Peters Christopher Heasley and Rosemary Peters 12 Dec 2025

    My First Experience with End-of-Life Care

    A reflection.

  • James Maddocks James Maddocks 4 Aug 2025

    Rethinking a dementia journey

    For people living with dementia, a healthcare journey can feel confusing, overwhelming, and frightening whether it's a routine appointment or a blue-light emergency. For staff, especially those in transport or emergency care, supporting someone with cognitive impairment can be equally complex, particularly under pressure.

  • Stacey Finlay Stacey Finlay 9 Jul 2025

    Focusing on frailty is key to reducing falls

    Falls and frailty are linked in a cycle of harm. In this blog, I share why to prevent falls in older people living with frailty, we need to shift our focus away from a sole focus on risk avoidance and towards preventing and reversing frailty.

  • Lyndsey Dunn Lyndsey Dunn 9 Jul 2025

    Time matters: embracing a person centred approach to discharge planning

    Discharge planning is a crucial component of patient care that often goes unnoticed until it becomes a pressing issue. This Blog looks at embracing a person centred approach to discharge planning.

  • 3 Jul 2025

    Supporting older people across the frailty pathway

    How can each of us in our individual roles support older people across the Frailty Pathway?