About the STRIDE network
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CASE VIGNETTES
How people living with dementia and their family carers access diagnosis, care and support; navigate the systems in their region; and what barriers they are likely to encounter. Country teams also created additional vignettes particularly relevant to their context.
DEMENTIA CARE LANDSCAPE REPORTS
Situational analyses of the current state of affairs in each country. These are used to understand the multiple interacting factors that need to be considered when designing and updating policies, strategies and plans, and also the implementation of interventions.
QUESTIONNAIRE
We are looking to hear from people involved in similar research and advocacy activities. We would like you ask us to answer six questions to help plan the network. Some of the questions have some suggested themes and you’re invited to add any ideas you can think of.
THEORY OF CHANGE
Theory of Change (ToC) is a participative process to concpetualise the change we want to achieve. In STRiDE we used this to co-produce research priorities for the project and, in each country we worked with people living with dementia and their carers, service providers, representatives of government departments, professional organisations and researchers, to co-produce a strategic road map to improve dementia care and treatment.
STOPPING DEMENTIA STIGMA
The STRiDE anti-stigma toolkit tackles stigma faced by people with dementia. It includes stories of real people, summaries of evidence-based programmes and practical tools.