National and International Perspectives of Dementia

Sharing international, national and regional thoughts on dementia care and research
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  • Home Park Stadium, Plymouth PL2 3DQ

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We are delighted to announce the National and International Perspectives of Dementia Conference which will be hosted by the University of Plymouth on Friday 11 April 2025 at Home Park Stadium, Plymouth.
Once again, the conference has attracted interest from across the globe. With keynote speakers talking about 12 innovative initiatives, there will be plenty of opportunities to network and share insights. The day promises to be both informative and engaging.
Please join us in person or online for this free to attend, innovative and unique event which will bring together inspirational speakers from around the globe to present their creative projects and research.
Chaired by Angela Rippon CBE and David Fitzgerald, the aim of the conference is to showcase the work of dementia awareness, dementia care research and the future of AI in the world of dementia support regionally, nationally, and internationally. We also wish to share thoughts and ideas which have the potential to open new ways of developing fresh perspectives and groundbreaking solutions that help overcome the challenges faced by people living with dementia and carers every day in their lives.
We have in-person keynote speakers from China, Japan, Europe, Gibraltar, Ukraine and the UK.
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There is widespread recognition at the highest level of all governments around the world about the present and future impacts of dementia. The search for ways to enhance the quality of life for those affected is a constant and complex one.
These programmes have the potential to open new ways of working and developing innovative ways to support people with dementia and their carers.
The 2025 conference is organised and hosted by the University of Plymouth.
This year's highlights include:
  • The visit of Director LO Lek Long and Dr ZENG Wen from the Guangzhou Nanfang University China (Rural dementia in China)
  • Masahiko Yamamoto (Rural Dementia in Japan)
  • Irina Shevchenko, Founder and Director of "Nezabutni" charitable foundation, Kyiv
  • Olivier Constant, Flemish Alzheimer's Association, Belgium
  • Karen Truman, Dementia lead from Gibraltar, plus dementia experts from Wales and England
  • Bringing the conference into the world of AI, Plymouth Science Park’s ‘Health Technology & Innovation Hub’ will demonstrate how they are able to exploit technology to bring the modern, digital world back into the hands of clinicians, researchers, communities and students’ discernible models that are no longer generic, but instead, patient specific. Running parallel with this, a team from the University will be demonstrating how the exciting world of AI can support people living with dementia and their families.

Registration

Due to venue size you must book a place at this conference.
As the event will also be live streamed, please register your in-person or online attendance through the link below. For those attending in-person, lunch and refreshments will be provided.

Exhibitors

Please contact events@plymouth.ac.uk if you wish to have a stand at the conference.
Trestle tables and power will be provided. Please note, we are not able to provide screens.

Getting to the conference venue – Home Park Stadium

Entrance to the conference venue is through the Mayflower Grandstand.
Further information including a map showing the venue location, travel details and adjacent free parking is available via the PDF below.
For sat nav purposes, the postcode of the ground is PL2 3DQ.
Home Park Stadium, Plymouth Argyle

Home Park Stadium – Google Maps location

Plymouth Argyle Home Park Stadium Conferencing and Events Centre, Mayflower Grandstand, Home Park Stadium, Plymouth, Devon PL2 3DQ

Home Park Stadium, Plymouth Argyle
 
 

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