Inspiration

“Public-private partnerships can bridge the gap between dementia research and its application in practice – provided you organise them properly.” In this podcast, you’ll learn how to do that.

Marjolein de Vugt shares with you what else is needed to put an intervention into practice.

Involving end-users in your dementia research improves the quality of your results – and does even more, according to those involved.

The NCDC was the first to apply the Personal Health Train to dementia data. Dr Pedro Da Costa Mateus explains how this worked and what the benefits were – for you too.

How can you effectively approach co-creation when developing technological aids for people with dementia? That’s what this podcast is about.

“We had to let go of the pre-planned teaching material. That was difficult. But the result is now much better.” In this podcast, you’ll learn how to incorporate up-to-date knowledge of dementia and better care into vocational training programmes in the care and welfare sector.

Dr. Sara Bartels brought in nearly 4 million euros in grants and shares her tips. "I've also missed out on more than twice that amount. Perseverance pays off!"

Dr Annette Plantinga won the 2025 Thesis Prize. Read about her experience of writing and her tips for producing an accessible text.

How do you tailor a campaign to your target audience? And how do you roll it out in such a way that it reaches people who are usually hard to reach with information? You’ll find out in this podcast.