James is a postdoctoral researcher in the Primary Care and Mental Health department at the University of Liverpool. Their research interests are primarily in dementia, health and social care and end of life care. They are interested in mixed methods research exploring the causes of poorer care quality and worse health and social outcomes for people with dementia and unpaid carers. Additionally, they have a strong research focus on inequalities and improving care, and health outcomes for underserved and marginalised groups.
Find their work at: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/James-Watson-26
With dementia rates rising fast, prevention is critical. But do countries’ plans reflect that urgency? This new paper analyses 16 national dementia strategies—and finds good intentions often aren’t backed by clear actions.
