Improving access to UK dementia services for the South Asian minority ethnic population: development and pilot of an intervention.

Award Number
DRF-2012-05-141
Award Type
Doctoral Research Fellowship
Programme
NIHR Fellowships
Status / Stage
Completed
Dates
1 January 2013 -
31 December 2017
Duration (calculated)
04 years 11 months
Funder(s)
NIHR
Funding Amount
£286,305.07
Funder/Grant study page
NIHR
Contracted Centre
University College London
Principal Investigator
Dr Naaheed Mukadam
PI Contact
n.mukadam@ucl.ac.uk
PI ORCID
0000-0001-8635-9521
WHO Catergories
Methodologies and approaches for risk reduction research
Models across the continuum of care
Disease Type

CPEC Review Info
Reference ID121
ResearcherReside Team
Published12/06/2023

Data

Award NumberDRF-2012-05-141
Status / StageCompleted
Start Date20130101
End Date20171231
Duration (calculated) 04 years 11 months
Funder/Grant study pageNIHR
Contracted CentreUniversity College London
Funding Amount£286,305.07

Plain English Summary

Early diagnosis of dementia is a National Dementia Strategy priority. It can improve outcomes for people with dementia and carers by enabling treatment, support and the opportunity to plan for the future. People from minority ethnic groups access dementia services later than the White UK population and previous research has shown this is likely to be due to cultural differences. I propose carrying out further qualitative research to explore what kind of intervention South Asian community members would find helpful in encouraging earlier help-seeking for dementia. I would then develop and test the intervention in a pilot randomised controlled trial