Joshua Stott
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Professor of Ageing and Clinical Psychology
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Professor Joshua Stott is a faculty member at University College London, specializing in Ageing and Clinical Psychology. His recent research focuses on the healthcare experiences of autistic individuals, the impacts of dementia on daily living, and innovative interventions for caregivers. He has published studies evaluating online e-health resources and resilience measures for those living with dementia in the United Kingdom.
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Alzheimer’s Society Project Grant, Co-PI with Marcus Richards (£378, 207) ‘Mental health and other psychological therapy Outcomes; their relationship to Dementia Incidence in the Following Years (MODIFY): A data linkage and feasibility project’. Joshua Stott, Marcus Richards, Stephen Pillling, Claudia Cooper, Natalie Marchant and Elisa Aguirre
Open Date: 2019-07-01
Close Date: 2022-07-01
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Alzheimer’s Society Project Grant, PI (£70,654): CBT for people living with and at risk of dementia: Due to completing its aims one year early, the remainder of my fellowship (detailed below) was converted to a PI project grant employing a part-time postdoc to examine cognitive behavioural therapy for people at risk of dementia. Joshua Stott, Georgina Charlesworth and Katrina Scior.
Open Date: 2019-04-01
Close Date: 2021-08-01
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This grant is not as lead applicant, but I have included for information as I am a work-stream lead: ESRC/NIHR Programme Grant, Co-I (£600000 workstream lead) (£3,655,153) ‘The impact of multicomponent peer support groups for those living with rare dementias’. Seb Crutch (Chief Investigator), Joshua Stott, Paul Camic, Gill Windle, Rhiannon Tudor, Mary Pat Sullivan and Zoe Hoare
Open Date: 2019-01-01
Close Date: 2024-12-01
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Alzheimer’s Society Clinical Research Fellowship, Fellow / lead applicant (£201,286, actual sum used for fellowship was £130, 552 with the remainder transferred to the project grant as per above) ‘Adapting Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for People with Dementia’ Joshua Stott, Georgina Charlesworth and Katrina Scior.
Open Date: 2015-01-01
Close Date: 2019-01-01
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Collaborators (29)
Francesca Happe
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience
King’s College London
Kiara Jackson
University of Manchester
Alison Kirk
University Of Strathclyde
Paul Camic
Emeritus Professor of Psychology & Public Health
Canterbury Christ Church University
Patricia Masterson-Algar
Research Fellow / Lecturer in Health Sciences
Bangor University
Stephen Pilling
University College London
Anne Corbett
Associate Professor of Dementia Research
University of Exeter
Nayana Lahiri
Honorary senior lecturer
St George’s, University of London
Irene Petersen
Aarhus University
Marcus Richards
University College London
Joshua Buckman
Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology
University College London
Barbara Fawcett
University Of Strathclyde
Adonis Samuel Chibuike James
Adjunct Lecturer
Institute for Musicology
William Hodgson
University Of Strathclyde
Rhiannon T. Edwards
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Celine El Baou
University College London
Roopal Desai
University College London
Catrin Jones
Lecturer in Dementia Studies
Bangor University
Rob Saunders
Lecturer
University College London
Roma Maguire
University Of Strathclyde
Katherine Algar-Skaife
Associate Professor
Nord University
Kieren Egan
University Of Strathclyde
Beatrice Taylor
University College London
Claudia Cooper
University College London
Jo Billings
Associate Clinical Professor
University College London
Mark Dunlop
Senior Lecturer
University Of Strathclyde
Aimee Spector
University College London
Jill Manthorpe
King’s College London
Emma Harding
Lecturer in Qualitative Methods
University College London
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