Claire Eccleston

Senior Lecturer in Dementia

University of Tasmania

Australia

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Claire Eccleston is a Senior Lecturer in Dementia at the University of Tasmania, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on dementia prevention, accessibility to dementia risk profiles, and health literacy in various communities. Recent publications include studies on culturally adapted interventions and enhancing knowledge regarding dementia risk reduction among diverse populations.

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Sally Day

University of Sydney

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Leah Couzner

Flinders University

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Maree Farrow

University of Tasmania

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University of Tasmania Faculty of Health

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Melanie Eslick

Lecturer in Nursing

University of Tasmania

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Culturally Adapted Dementia Prevention Animation on Ethnically Diverse participants’ Knowledge of Dementia Prevention

Enhancing accessibility to the dementia risk profile (DRP) and knowledge of dementia risk reduction (KoDeRR) measuring tools to diverse communities through translation and adaptation in the Nepali language

“Infographing” Dementia Prevention: A Co-Design Approach

Health Promotion MOOCs (hpMOOCs): A Dual Lens for Assessing Quality

‘There's something they can do’: Educating aged care staff about the trajectory of dementia, palliative care and the Namaste Care™ program: A mixed methods study

Measuring health professionals' capability to respond to health consumers' health literacy needs: a scoping review

Interpersonal communication may improve equity in dementia risk education

The Drivers of Conversations About Dementia Risk Reduction: A Qualitative Study

An online, public health framework supporting behaviour change to reduce dementia risk: interim results from the ISLAND study linking ageing and neurodegenerative disease

What do health professionals need to know about young onset dementia? An international Delphi consensus study

Communication in dementia care: Experiences and needs of carers

Island Study Linking Aging and Neurodegenerative Disease (ISLAND) Targeting Dementia Risk Reduction: Protocol for a Prospective Web-Based Cohort Study

Development and psychometric evaluation of the Dementia Public Stigma Scale

Validation of a Chinese version of the dementia knowledge assessment scale in healthcare providers in China

Broadening the reach of dementia risk-reduction initiatives: strategies from dissemination models

Sociodemographic factors associated with public knowledge of dementia in a Cuban population

Consumer Access, Appraisal, and Application of Services and Information for Dementia (CAAASI-Dem): a validation study

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Sally Day

Leah Couzner

Maree Farrow

Laura Triffett

Shannon Klekociuk

Tracy Douglas

Sara Karacsony

Romany Martin

Jonathon Sward

Kathleen Doherty

Melanie Eslick

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