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The Centre for Palliative Dementia Care is a collaboration between UCL's Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Department and the Research Dept. of Primary Care and Population Health
We lead the EMBED-Care Programme
We are delighted to host four Alzheimer's Society Fellowships
Read more about the EMBED-Care Programme
Dr Nathan Davies receiving the Dementia Research Leaders Award: Outstanding contribution to Dementia Research, 2019
About the team
As more people are diagnosed with dementia there is an increasing demand for high quality research to address key issues facing individuals, families and wider society. We are the leading research group for dementia palliative care in the UK. Our team comprises clinicians, senior and junior researchers and PhD students from a range of disciplines. We use rigorous research to improve end of life experiences for people living and dying with dementia and to support their family carers and professionals who provide care. Our work is funded by organisations including Marie Curie, Alzheimer’s Society, ESRC and NIHR.
- Current Programmes and Projects
Empowering Better End of life Dementia Care (EMBED-Care) Programme
- Current Fellowships
Continuing Compassion in Care (CCiC)
- Current PhDs
Is there a role of technology in monitoring awareness in people with severe dementia?
Exploring the level of palliative care needs amongst people with young onset dementia
- Previous Programmes and Projects
After the Liverpool Care Pathway (ALCP)
Better Health in Residents of Care Homes (BHiRCH)
UCL Partners (UCLP) Acute Hospital Dementia Training Programme
Managing Agitation and Raising QUality of lifE (MARQUE Programme)
Supporting Excellence in End of life care in Dementia (SEED)
The Impact of Acute Hospitalisation on People with Dementia: The Behaviour and Pain (BePaiD) Study