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INTERDEM MEMBERS – BRIEF CURRICULUM VITAE Please complete this document (no more than 3 pages) and return to [email protected]
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NAME: Jan R Oyebode TITLE: Professor of Dementia Care PROFESIONAL GROUPING: Clinical Psychologist WORK ADDRESS: Centre for Applied Dementia Studies, University of Bradford, Bradford, BD7 1DP, UK TEL. WORK/WORK MOBILE: +447827 976538 EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] WEBLINK: https://www.bradford.ac.uk/health/our-staff/dementia-studies/jan-oyebode.php PRESENT POSITION (e.g. Director of ………): Professor of Dementia Care HIGHEST ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION (e.g. PhD, MD etc.): M Psychol. (Clinical), PhD
PROFILE OF MEMBER: AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
KEY PUBLICATIONS (Max. 5):
Pini, S.. Ingleson, E., Megson, M., Clare, L., Wright, E.P., & Oyebode, JR (2017) A needs-led framework for understanding the impact of caring for a family member with dementia. The Gerontologist.
Parveen, S., Blakey, H., & Oyebode, JR. (2017). Evaluation of a carers' information programme culturally adapted for South Asian families. Int Journal of Geri Psychiat.
Surr, C. A., Gates, C., Irving, D., Oyebode, J., Smith, S. J., Parveen, S., ... & Dennison, A. (2017). Effective Dementia Education and Training for the Health and Social Care Workforce: A Systematic Review of the Literature. Review of Educational Research.
Kaizik, C., Caga, J., Camino, J., O’Connor, C. M., McKinnon, C., Oyebode, J. R., ... & Mioshi, E. (2017). Factors Underpinning Caregiver Burden in Frontotemporal Dementia Differ in Spouses and their Children. Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 56 (3), 1109-1117.
Riley, G. A., Evans, L., & Oyebode, J. R. (2016). Relationship continuity and emotional well-being in spouses of people with dementia. Aging & Mental Health, 1-7.
RELEVANT RESEARCH ACTIVITY: Please indicate for past 5 years only (i) Grants Awarded: Names of investigators; Years; Title of Project; name of awarding agency (ii) PhD and other projects: Title, start or competed date.
2018-2020 Co-invest,. Maintaining independence through goal-oriented cognitive rehabilitation: GREAT into Practice (GREAT-iP). Alzheimer’s Society. £399,996.40
2017-2019 . Co-invest.: With Analisa Smythe (PI). Co-reflection, a new model of clinical supervision for nurses working in nursing homes. Burdett Trust for Nursing. £147,000.
2016-2019. Co-invest., with Janet Carter (PI) University College London. The Angela Project: Improving diagnosis and post diagnostic support for younger people living with dementia and their caregivers. Alzheimer’s Society. £270,584.
2016 – 2021. Co-invest., with Mara Airoldi (PI), Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford and others at LSE. Co-designing dementia care for better value. Health Foundation. £476,254.
2015 – 2019. Co-director, with Murna Downs (Uni of Bradford). Doctoral Training Centre in Care and Services research, focusing on Transitions for People with Dementia. £515,000.
2015 – 2018. Co-invest. with Penny Wright (PI) Uni of Leeds. Development of a measure of quality of life for carers. MRC. £571,127.
2015 – 2017 Co-invest., with Claire Surr, Leeds Beckett and others at Bradford. What Works in Dementia Education and Training. DoH. £400k approx.
2014-2017. Co-invest. With Analisa Smythe (PI), Birningham and Solihull Mental Health Trust and others. Evaluation of a novel research-based training intervention designed to support dignity in dementia care and sustain change in professional practice in nursing homes. £200,000.
2014-2016. Co-invest. With Heather Gage, (PI) University of Surrey and Prof Sube Bannerjee. Support for carers of people with early onset dementia. (RHAPSODY) JPND, ESRC £201,000.
2014- 2015. Academic lead: w Singh, S., (PI) and others. Development of an intervention to improve the care pathway for minority ethnic families where a member has dementia. NHS Research Capability Funding. £29k 2015-2016. PI: Evaluation of an Information Programme for South Asian Families (IPSAF). Alzheimer’s society, £40k
2012-2016. West Midlands PI: With Linda Clare, University of Bangor (CI) and others. Goal-oriented cognitive rehabilitation in early-stage dementia: multi-centre single-blind randomised controlled trial (GREAT). Funding from HTA. £1.8m approx. CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS/ONGOING PROJECT TITLE: Young onset dementia, behavioural variant fronto-temporal dementia, living with dementia in the community, family relationships in dementia, cultural issues in dementia. HOW DO YOU INTEND TO CONTRIBUTE TO INTERDEM: Contribution to meetings, collaborations over bids, presentations etc.