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Making progress in psychosocial research in dementia

Steve Iliffe

University College London, UK, s.iliffe{at}pcps.ucl.ac.uk

Jill Manthorpe

King's College London, UK

James Warner

Central and NW London NHS Foundation Trust, UK

Vari Drennan

University of London and Kingston University, UK

Claire Goodman

University of Hertfordshire, UK

Greta Rait

University College London, UK

Kalpa Kharicha

University College London, UK, EvIDeM group

This article describes the advent of greater research funding for the study of organizations and practice in dementia care in the UK, and the development of research infrastructures. It sets out a series of challenges that locating research in service delivery organizations may raise, and addresses issues of ethics, consent, research fatigue and pressures for results.

Key Words: dementia • research • funding • priority

Dementia, Vol. 7, No. 2, 167-174 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/1471301208091160
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