Webinar: Values, science, rights: what do they mean for Dementia and Covid?

Values, science, rights: what do they mean for Dementia and Covid?

3 February 2021

About the Webinar

2020 has been the year of Covid. Dementia has been the most common underlying condition among people who have died from Covid. Science has developed vaccines for Covid. Yet there is still no cure for dementia and the evidence base for treatment remains limited, so it continues to be a life limiting illness and disability.

What’s the importance of values and science for people affected by dementia and practitioners? Are values relevant in dementia care when we are being “led by the science” for Covid? Are rights important? What is ‘values-based practice’ and why is it important for dementia?

This free interactive webinar will consider these questions and more. Speaking at the webinar will be Professor Julian Hughes and Toby Williamson, authors of The Dementia Manifesto – Putting Values-Based Practice to Work (Cambridge University Press, 2019).

Also speaking will be two people with lived experience of dementia, Keith Oliver and Jayne Goodrick. There will be time for questions and discussion. The webinar will be chaired by Philly Hare, Co-Director of Innovations in Dementia CIC.

The webinar will be hosted by the Collaborating Centre for Values-Based Practice at St Catherine’s College, Oxford. Please note that we intend to record this Webinar so please do not join if you do not wish to be recorded

Webinar Video

Video Playlist

1/4 videos

Keith Oliver + Danielle Tingley - My Values, My rights, Myself - the ME in deMEntia

12:42

Julian Hughes - Introduction to the Dementia Manifesto

14:27

Jayne Goodrick - View of a family carer of a Dementia patient

11:26

Toby Williamson - Putting values-based practice to work for dementia – and Covid.

21:40

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