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Dementia
Questions on Dementia were asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2010 and 2014.
Questions on Informal Care were asked in the Northern Ireland
Life and Times Survey in 2004, 2006,
and 2010.
Questions on Informal Care were also included in the Grandparenting
and Family section of the
Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in
2004.
Questions on Social Care for Older People were
asked in the Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey in 2010.
ARK
Resources
- Dementia in the minds of characters and readers is a project exploring the potential of fiction featuring characters with dementia to improve awareness of and empathy towards people living with the condition.
- Evaluating arts-based programmes for people with dementia, and their impact on wellbeing is a discussion paper by Paula Devine and Katrina Lloyd.
- A teaching dataset has been created based on the 2014 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey module on dementia. This is designed to be used on undergraduate and postgraduate courses teaching quantitative statistical analysis in the social sciences.
- Public attitudes and knowledge of dementia: Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland and Scotland (Discussion paper) by Paula Devine is based on 2014 survey data.
- Dementia:
look closer (Research Update 104) by Elizabeth Byrne McCullough and Paula Devine is based on data from the Dementia
module within the 2014 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.
- Dementia:
public knowledge and attitudes (Research Update 77) by Maria
McManus and Paula Devine is based on data from the Dementia
module within the 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.
This was accompanied by a seminar - see the video recording
here.
- Attitudes
to, and knowledge of, dementia in Northern Ireland (ARK
Occasional Paper) by Lizanne Dowds, Patricia McParland, Paula
Devine and Ann Marie Gray, is based on data from the Dementia
modules within the 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.
- An
Ordinary Life? Caring in Northern Ireland Today (Research
Update 75) by Helen Ferguson and Paula Devine uses data from
the 2010 Northern Ireland Life and Times Survey.
- Young
Carers Too by Paula Devine and Katrina Lloyd (Research Update
76) focuses on young carers, based on data from the 2010 Young
Life and Times Survey.
- Men
as Carers
(Men in Northern Ireland Report 7) by Paula Devine uses data
from a range of surveys and official statistics
- Young
Carers
(Research Update 56) by Paula Devine and Katrina Lloyd, uses
data from the 2007 Young Life and Times
Survey.
- Who
cares now? Changes in informal caring 1994 and 2006 (Research
Update 51) by Eileen Evason, explores changes in informal care
between 1994 and 2006, using data from the 2006
Life and Times Survey and the 1994
Northern Ireland Social Attitudes Survey.
- Who
cares?
(Research Update 27) by Eileen Evason is based on data from
the Northern
Ireland Household Panel Survey
Links
- The Alzheimer's
Society is a membership organisation, which works to improve
the quality of life of people affected by dementia in England,
Wales and Northern Ireland. The site also provides information
on different
types of dementia.
- Carers
Northern Ireland is a membership organisation run by carers,
for carers across the whole of Northern Ireland. The website
includes reports on research, policy and practice.
- Crossroads
Caring for Carers provides respite care for carers, carers
provide care for an elderly, frail, ill or disabled friend or
relative.
Maintained
by Paula
Devine
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