The programme, put together by Professor Alistair Burns and Professor Tom Arie, assembles some of the most highly respected professionals in the field of dementias today.
Lecture highlights will include:
- Dementia across health and social care, Jon Rouse, London
- Dementia and regulators, David Behan, London
- Imaging in dementia, Professor John O’Brien, Cambridge
- Age-related brain changes, Professor Klaus Ebmeier, Oxford
- What should be being done in general practice? Dr Nick Cartmell, South Devon
- Hospital liaison, Professor George Tadros, Warwickshire
- Delirium, Dr Elizabeth Teale, Bradford
- Safe discharge of people with dementia from acute hospitals, Dr Andrew Teodorczuk, Newcastle
- What new treatments are on the horizon? Professor Roy Jones, Bath
- What’s new in Parkinson-related dementias? Dr Iracema Leroi, Manchester
- End of life care, Dr Liz Sampson, North Middlesex
- Update on legal aspects of dementia, Dr Jonathan Waite, Nottinghamshire
- Global action on dementia, Professor Martin Prince, London
- The ALCOVE toolkit to reduce or prevent the harms of antipsychotics, Dr Karim Saad, West Midlands
- What’s new in the less common dementias? Dr Matthew Jones, Salford
- Services for people with dementia: past, present and future, Dr James Warner, London
There are also the following additional sessions on the programme:
- Alzheimer's disease without dementia, Dr Emer MacSweeney, London Kindly supported by Piramal Imaging Ltd
- Amyvid imaging: who should be considered for a scan? Dr Richard Perry, London Eli Lilly and Company LTD have sponsored the content of this session
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