Save the date - the young-onset group @ageuksheffield have created and curated a set of powerful artworks not to be missed. See the exhibition at Hillsborough pavilion 19-20 July. #dementia @ShefHealthspan @sheffielduni
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Dr Jennifer MacRitchie
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Dr Jennifer MacRitchie
@jenmacritchie
#UKRIFLF at University of Sheffield. Music | Engineering | Cognitive Science | New music tech for dementia | Music, Health & Wellbeing. My views.
Sheffield, England Katılım Kasım 2015
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Dr Jennifer MacRitchie retweetledi
What does music mean to people with young-onset dementia?
This new film centres real voices and shows how music connects, supports and uplifts.
🎬 Watch now: bit.ly/4eyk1J0
#YoungOnsetDementia #MusicAndMemory #SheffieldResearch
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Our co-produced film is here! People living with young-onset #dementia are individuals with a variety of musical tastes & needs: ageuk.org.uk/sheffield/abou…
@ageuksheffield @age_uk @DementiaUK @Arts4Dementia @MusicforDemUK @NASPTweets @UKRI_News @DementiaFriends @CDANArts @UCSFMDRN
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As part of #DementiaActionWeek we premiered our mini film today in collaboration with @ageuksheffield Living with young-onset dementia:Music. Our music, our voice. A co-produced film from the start, we hope it challenges stereotypes of music and dementia.
youtu.be/d3CMo5gYzqk?si…
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Dr Jennifer MacRitchie retweetledi
New paper out in PLoS One with @jenmacritchie, Roger Dean, and @KateStevArtsSci. Part of our ARC DP at @MARCSInstitute this looked at older adult musical sophistication over 12 months of training and 6 month follow up. Improvisation led to biggest gains: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…
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The January/February issue of the Journal of Dementia Care is out now!
If you're a subscriber, you can login to the website to read it now!
journalofdementiacare.co.uk/login
journalofdementiacare.co.uk/current-issue
If you're not a subscriber you can sign up here:
journalofdementiacare.co.uk/membership-opt…
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Dr Jennifer MacRitchie retweetledi
Want to join our research group? If you are a carer for someone with #dementia or live with #dementia, and live in the North West of England, join our #Equadem network as 1 of 2 Public Advisor Researchers for 4 years!
my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecrui…
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We are celebrating 4 doctorates in Psychology of Music this week! Congratulations Dr Kate Wareham, Dr Billy Aryanto, Dr Rory Kirk and Dr Persa Tzanaki! @tuosmusic
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Dementia Diaries, a project run by @Innov_Dementia, has made a renewed call for people living with #dementia to become Dementia Diarists.
Wayne has made this film to promote Dementia Diaries: buff.ly/3VLtqom
Read More: buff.ly/37JLOEL
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Alternative music notation systems are proposed to be more accessible for people learning music instruments, but how easy to learn are they? New paper led by Siyao Cheng details experiments testing this out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20… @MARCSInstitute @tuosmusic @andy_tonality
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@AscendSocially @tuosmusic @ShefHealthspan @renee_timmers Thank you - yes, we're seeing meaningful emotional connections through using couples' songs, along with seeing benefits when families engage in music together
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@jenmacritchie @tuosmusic @ShefHealthspan @renee_timmers Your research brings hope for dementia care through music. Have you seen the positive impact on families?
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🚨Sharing our new paper rethinking the goals of music activities for people living with #dementia to support joint agency, selfhood & couplehood. Includes how #music tech can play a supportive role 🎶🎚️ @tuosmusic @ShefHealthspan @renee_timmers sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Read about our work with residential care partners @sheffcare and @FionaPritchard at Colton Care in the new issue of JDC @JDementiaCare, and come hear Jon and Fiona speak about this at 3.30 in Hall 5 at #UKDC2024
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We're at #UKDC2024 with our musical devices co-designed with people living with dementia. We aim to support agency, creativity and relationships through easy-to-use devices. Come try them out 🎶 @JDementiaCare @ShefHealthspan @tuosmusic
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Excited for @JDementiaCare Dementia Congress this month! Our music, dementia, technology team explores the potential for technology to support people living with dementia in interacting with music, focusing on agency and creativity. @tuosmusic @mike_neo
player.sheffield.ac.uk/events/music-d…
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Hear more behind the research, the tools, and the wonderful community groups helping us envision new ways of making music together. Darnall Well Being with Jo van Levesy, Fran Arnold and Sheffield Memory Hub with Carl Case in partnership with SACMHA Health & Social Care.
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Watch our friends put music into action! 👇 🎶 🎚
With carefully co-designed tools, people living with dementia, friends and family can interact with and make music themselves. Watch here: player.sheffield.ac.uk/events/music-d… @tuosmusic @ShefHealthspan @UKRI_News @DarnallWB @SACMHA1
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Happy to see our article about music technology co-designed with people living with dementia republished for the SHAPE issue 🎶 @tuosmusic @UKRI_News @ShefHealthspan
FUTURUMCareers@FUTURUMCareers
In this special issue of Futurum we're celebrating all things #SHAPE! Prof Julia Black (@SHAPEinSchools) explains the importance of social sciences, humanities and the arts for people and the economy. Drama teacher Anne Dunkerley (@guiseleyschool) highlights the power of the arts. Prof Louise Archer (@ASPIRESscience) examines the influences on students’ education and career aspirations. They, and the researchers we work with, are inspiring students to SHAPE the future! futurumcareers.com/SHAPE-issue.pdf
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Hi all here is a short video about dementia the musical pleas share and Comment
vimeo.com/1012049089/8b2…
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A new project developed by @TheOHMITrust and @BirmCons is giving young disabled young musicians the opportunity to play in ensembles alongside their able-bodied peers, reaping mutual benefits ⬇️
musicteachermagazine.co.uk/news/article/d…
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