It’s always struck me that there has never been much feedback about what the general public thought about the G8 dementia summit (“Summit”) held last year.
Information about this one-day conference is given here.
The Summit was being held at Lancaster House in London on 11 December 2013. Delegates include G8 Ministers, researchers, pharmaceutical companies and charities.
The summit aimed to agree what can be done to:
- stimulate greater investment and innovation in dementia research
- improve the prevention and treatment of dementia
- improve quality of life for people with dementia
Even if you saw none of the coverage to do with this meeting, I’d be very grateful if you could complete my brief online survey about the Summit. It takes a few minutes to fill in, and contains only multiple choice questions.
I’d be grateful if you wish to do this survey
if you’re an adult without a diagnosis of a dementia USING THIS LINK.
OR
I’d be grateful if you wish to do this survey
if you’re a person with a diagnosis of dementia, with full legal capacity USING THIS LINK.
All responses are completely anonymous.
