Dementias 2021
23rd National Conference
Thursday 21 & Friday 22 January 2021, Cavendish Conference Centre, London
Dear Colleagues,
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the 23rd National Dementias conference.
As we all start to return to a new way of working, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is clear that ensuring that people with dementia get the best possible management is more important than ever. The Dementias series, already an essential event in the calendar of all those with an interest in any aspect of dementia, provides the ideal opportunity for an evidence based update on recent best practice for dementia diagnosis, management and care.
Programme planners Professor Alistair Burns and Dr John O’Brien have once again put together an outstanding agenda, with plenty of time to exchange ideas and network over the two days.
Key themes for 2021 include:
Whether you have been before, perhaps several times, or whether you will be a new attendee, you'll find this 23rd conference will be informative, interactive and enjoyable.
We look forward to seeing you in London in 2020!
Professor Alistair Burns, CBE & Professor John O'Brien
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the 23rd National Dementias conference.
As we all start to return to a new way of working, prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is clear that ensuring that people with dementia get the best possible management is more important than ever. The Dementias series, already an essential event in the calendar of all those with an interest in any aspect of dementia, provides the ideal opportunity for an evidence based update on recent best practice for dementia diagnosis, management and care.
Programme planners Professor Alistair Burns and Dr John O’Brien have once again put together an outstanding agenda, with plenty of time to exchange ideas and network over the two days.
Key themes for 2021 include:
- The impact of Covid-19 on dementia practice
- Early progress towards dementia prevention
- Driving and dementia
- The importance of hearing and vision
- CSF biomarkers and imaging
- Palliative care
- Post diagnosis carer support
- What can epidemiology tell us about dementia
- An update on genetics and dementia
- Frontotemporal dementia
- Lewy body dementia
- Dementia and delirium
- Stroke and dementia
- Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia
- Mental capacity assessments
Whether you have been before, perhaps several times, or whether you will be a new attendee, you'll find this 23rd conference will be informative, interactive and enjoyable.
We look forward to seeing you in London in 2020!
Professor Alistair Burns, CBE & Professor John O'Brien
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