News

On this page you will be able to download our monthly newsletter, read featured posts about the exciting things happening within DeNPRU Exeter and access information about past events.

3 November 2025

Webinar: Palliative and end-of-life care for people with neurodegenerative conditions

Co-hosted webinar in collaboration with NIHR ARC and Policy Research Unit in Palliative and End-of-Life Care.

3 November 2025

DeNPRU Exeter newsletter

Browse our monthly newsletters to find out about DeNPRU Exeter activity.

28 October 2025

Blog: Doing what you can with what you have

The third edition of our blog series written by a lived experience expert.

20 October 2025

Blog: Making connections – Our approach to stakeholder engagement

Welcome to the second edition of our blog-series!

16 September 2025

Blog: What do we mean by Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement in policy research?

Welcome to the first of our new blog-series!

New project: Estimating the prevalence of dementia diagnosis by broad ethnic group

Funded by the EquaDem Network.

Impact spotlight: Living alone with dementia

Reducing inequalities for people living alone with dementia.

Webinar: Reducing inequalities across the care pathway for minority ethnicities

In this webinar, we shared findings from our ongoing policy research project into reducing inequalities for minority ethnic communities.

Webinar: Living alone with a neurodegenerative condition: A neglected inequality

In this webinar, we shared findings from our recently-completed project on living alone with dementia or another neurodegenerative condition.

6 November 2024

Webinar: Accessing mental health services

In this webinar we discuss access to mental health services in relation to a neurodegenerative condition.

30 September 2024

Webinar: What works when working together?

For the first webinar of our series, we launched our new practical guide for involving people with different neurodegenerative conditions in policy research.

DeNPRU Exeter is in business!

We are delighted to have begun work as one of two new NIHR Policy Research Units in Dementia and Neurodegeneration.