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Dementia in Practice

Dementia Training Australia
Dementia
Family Caregiving
Younger Onset Dementia
Cognitive Assessment Tools
Alzheimer's Disease
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Cognitive Impairment
NDIS
Brain Fog
Decision-Making Capacity
Dementia Care
Aged Care
Social Isolation
Palliative Care
Menopause
Cognition
Occupational Therapy
Covid-19
Mental Health
Physical Inactivity

Listen as GPs talk about dementia, its types, diagnosis, management, impacts and more...

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In this special extra episode, our good friend from previous seasons, Dr Steph Daly returns for a cameo interview with Hilton, sharing her insights from being involved in an ongoing trial investigating the use of Blood-Based Biomarkers for the assess... more

Our team of Dr Peter Silberberg, Dr Rebecca Moore and Dr Hilton Koppe share a discussion of the key components of our teaching sessions on the recognition and assessment of people presenting with possible impaired cognition.

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In this episode we hear from Mardi, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease a few years ago, Mardi talks about her symptoms, diagnosis and how she approached and continues to approach a life living with Alzheimer’s disease. We very much appreciate... more

In this episode Hilton Koppe talks to Suraj Samtani a researcher from the centre for healthy brain ageing, about social isolation and loneliness. We learn that reducing the impact of these factors can have the same benefit as stopping smoking on our ... more

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Recent Guests

Madeline Healy
Geriatrician with a special interest in dementia and intellectual disability
Episode: S4, Ep 5 - Raising the Profile of Dementia in At Risk Groups
Mark Yates
Geriatrician based in Victoria
Episode: S4, Ep 4 - Capacity and Decision Making Demystified
Christina Wyatt
Occupational therapist focused on aged care and member of the Professional Practice Team at Occupational Therapy Australia.
Occupational Therapy Australia
Episode: S4, Ep-1 Occupational Therapists - their role in post diagnostic dementia care
Caroline Gurvich
Neuropsychologist specializing in menopause and cognition
Episode: S3, EP-7 Menopause, Brain Fog and Dementia
Spencer Ratliff
A son who cared for his father with younger onset dementia
Episode: Younger onset dementia: Finding meaning and creating a legacy S3, EP-5
Kim Teresi
Speech pathologist at Speech Pathology Australia, specializing in supporting people living with dementia.
Speech Pathology Australia
Episode: Improving communication and better outcomes for people living with dementia S3, EP-4

Hosts

Steph Daly
Co-host of Dementia in Practice; central clinician voice with emphasis on patient-centered dementia care.
Hilton Koppe
Co-host who discusses practical clinical approaches and collaboration in dementia care.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Highly recommended!

    Im always looking forward to your episodes! Its always full of helpful info that i can use in my clinical practice. Thank you for all your hard work 🏅

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PinkCupcake0523
    Australiaa year ago
  • Just the sort of podcast General Practice needs

    Thanks for this insightful and interesting exploration of a complex topic. Much appreciated.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Richard B GP Melb. Aus.
    Australia4 years ago
  • Great for Lay People, Too!

    These podcasts are marvelous. While they are made for medical professionals, as a lay person who is caring for a parent with dementia, I find them informative, compassionate, and accessible. The person-centered approach has been most helpful for me as I walk this journey as a caregiver. Many thanks to Hilton, Steph, and Marita (and I hope you’ll excuse my familiarity in using your first names: I feel a sort of friendship with your from your down-to-earth approach. Your patients are fortunate, in... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KimS1000
    United States4 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Guests bring credible expertise from geriatrics and primary care.
The conversations are compassionate and accessible to caregivers as well as pros.
Episodes connect latest research to everyday practice without feeling preachy.
Listeners appreciate the practical, clinician-friendly guidance.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

S4, Ep 5 - Raising the Profile of Dementia in At Risk Groups
Q: Can you explain the relationship between Down syndrome and Alzheimer's disease?
People with Down syndrome are at a significantly higher risk for developing Alzheimer's disease at an earlier age due to genetic factors.
S4, Ep-3 - Modifiable Risk Factors for Dementia
Q: What can we do to modify these risk factors in clinical practice?
We can educate patients about the importance of managing their health related to cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes, and promoting physical activity.
S3, EP-7 Menopause, Brain Fog and Dementia
Q: How many women get through the transition and return to their normal cognitive baseline?
Most women adapt to the changes in brain function during menopause, with brain fog typically resolving in post-menopausal years; however, adjustments can be challenging for some who leave the workforce.
S3, EP-7 Menopause, Brain Fog and Dementia
Q: How does brain fog during menopause differ from normal cognitive aging changes or mild cognitive impairment?
In brain fog, women usually perform in the normal range during assessments, while mild cognitive impairment shows objective decline. Brain fog is subjective and can fluctuate in daily life.
S3, EP-7 Menopause, Brain Fog and Dementia
Q: What are the typical symptoms we see in the brain fog period?
Common symptoms include forgetting why you walked into a room, difficulties with word retrieval, and challenges with multitasking, which peak during the menopause transition.

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What is Dementia in Practice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on dementia care from a GP and clinical perspectives, consistently exploring practical diagnosis, management, and person-centered strategies. Recent episodes highlight early cognitive assessment for at-risk groups, decision-making capacity, modifiable risk factors, lived experiences of clinicians with dementia in their families, and occupational therapy's role in post-diagnostic care. A common thread is translating latest research and policy into everyday clinical practice, with a strong emphasis on holistic, person-centered approaches and collaboration across the healthcare team. The format often features expert guests from geriatrics, allied health, and primary care, offering actionable takeaways for clinicians while rema... more

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2. Mark Yates
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4. Caroline Gurvich
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6. Kim Teresi

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