Assessing the Value of Technology in Dementia Care: A New Conceptual Health-Economic Model  The QoLEAD research consortium is pleased to share a new scientific publication entitled: “Assessing technologies in dementia care: A conceptual health-economic model”, recently published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.  Why this research matters?Technological innovations are increasingly introduced in dementia care, ranging from assistive technologies and monitoring systems to digital support tools for people with dementia and… Read More »Publication alert!

Two QoLEAD PhD students, Ellis and Teis, traveled to Sweden for an inspiring week of learning, research, and exchange at Linköping University. Read about their experiences! “Recently we traveled to Norrköping, Sweden, to attend a course at Linköping University on how to critically approach… Read More »QoLEAD PhD Students’ Inspiring Week in Sweden

Last month, the Alzheimer Europe Conference gathered more than 1,500 people passionate about improving the lives of people with dementia. Among them were QoLEAD PhD students Anne, Teis and Baran who share their experiences with us. AnneThis year, I had… Read More »The 35th Alzheimer Europe conference

In the summer of 2024, Ellis Bartholomeus began her PhD journey at Eindhoven University of Technology, as part of the QoLEAD project within the Expertise Centre for Dementia & Technology (ECDT). Within QoLEAD, Ellis dives into co-creation and participatory design,… Read More »Lessons learned by Ellis: connect research, practice, and innovation