Paul Camic

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Emeritus Professor of Psychology & Public Health

Canterbury Christ Church University

United Kingdom

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Paul Camic is an Emeritus Professor of Psychology & Public Health at Canterbury Christ Church University in the UK. His research focuses on the experiences of individuals living with rare dementia, exploring themes such as resilience, support groups, and the challenges faced by caregivers. Recent articles highlight the psychometric properties of resilience measures, scoping reviews on dementia in rural settings, and innovative approaches to understanding personal narratives within the context of dementia care.

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The impact of multicomponent support groups for those living with rare dementias

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2023-12-01

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Created Out of Mind: exploring dementia through art and science

Open Date: 2016-10-01

Close Date: 2018-07-01

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Museums on Prescription: Social Prescribing and Partnership Development

Open Date: 2014-07-01

Close Date: 2017-07-01

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Kiara Jackson

University of Manchester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sebastian Crutch

University College London

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Joshua Stott

Professor of Ageing and Clinical Psychology

University College London

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Celine El Baou

University College London

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Julian West

Head of Open Academy

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Beatrice Taylor

University College London

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Emma Harding

Lecturer in Qualitative Methods

University College London

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Decline in activities of daily living in the rarer dementias

The psychometric properties of a new outcome measure of resilience for people living with dementia: The Bangor Dementia Resilience Scale

“A torch, a rope, a belly laugh”: engaging with the multiple voices of support groups for people living with rare dementia

“It’s a Postcode Lottery”: How Do People Affected by Dementia in Wales Experience Their Diagnosis and Post-Diagnostic Support, and How May These Be Improved?

‘But it makes me uncomfortable’: the challenges and opportunities of research poetry

‘Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood’: Insights into Rarer Forms of Dementia through a Stepwise Approach to Co-Constructed Research Poetry

How Do Care Partners of People with Rare Dementia Use Language in Online Peer Support Groups? A Quantitative Text Analysis Study

‘The oxygen of shared experience’: exploring social support processes within peer support groups for carers of people with non-memory-led and inherited dementias

A mixed methods evaluation of a program exploring predeath grief and loss for carers of people with rarer dementias

Dementia in rural settings: a scoping review exploring the personal experiences of people with dementia and their carers

Talking Lines: A Research Protocol Integrating Verbal and Visual Narratives to Understand the Experiences of People Affected by Rarer Forms of Dementia

Peer support for people living with rare or young onset dementia: An integrative review

The Development of Videoconference-Based Support for People Living With Rare Dementias and Their Carers: Protocol for a 3-Phase Support Group Evaluation

Singing and music making: physiological responses across early to later stages of dementia

Developing Poetry as a Research Methodology with Rarer Forms of Dementia: Four Research Protocols

Psychosocial outcomes of dyadic arts interventions for people with a dementia and their informal caregivers: A systematic review

Singing and music making: physiological responses across early to later stages of dementia

Collaborators (7)

Kiara Jackson

Sebastian Crutch

Joshua Stott

Celine El Baou

Julian West

Beatrice Taylor

Emma Harding

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