Briefing
The In-Touch project, funded with €7.5 million from the EU, aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals with advanced dementia. Led by the University College of Cork (UCC), a research group of 13 institutions across the EU, UK, and Canada, will investigate a comprehensive, non-pharmacological intervention for dementia.
This study will be trialled in 56 care homes across seven countries, focusing on palliative care, staff training, and improving well-being through tailored, multi-sensory activities for residents and their families.
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University College Cork (UCC) researchers have been awarded €7.5 million in EU funding to help improve the quality of life […]
In-Touch: Implementation of a person-centered palliative care iNtervention To imprOve comfort, QUality of Life and social engagement of people with […]