HLEP SOVLE THE PZULZE OF DEMNIETA
If you’re between 50 and 79 and want to study at UTAS, you may be eligible to partake in the Healthy Brain Project.
Minister for Mental Health and Ageing Mark Butler visits MS1
Nurse-led Memory Clinic leading research
UTAS dementia research receives $3m boost
Philanthropic grant from the JO and JR Wicking Trust
iRemember community project appeal launched
Innovative new project to help people with dementia
Wicking eNews 5 - Special Edition
Nurse Practitioner project will make an IM/NPACT
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New project to examine benefits of respite care
Inaugural Arthur Cobbold Memorial Lecture
To be delivered by Professor Ed Byrne AO.
Seniors Week Seminars
Medical Science 1, 17 Liverpool Street, Hobart
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Million dollar grant for brainy project
More Healthy Brain Project participants (aged 50-79) sought
Statewide Dementia Seminars
Free seminars to be held in Ulverstone, Launceston and Hobart
Wicking Dementia Centre Forum
Fifty people attended this third forum hosted by the Wicking Dementia Research Centre at MS1, Hobart on 24 June 2011
A unique learning experience
“The Neurobiology of Dementia” Research School
Tassie’s first nurse led “memory clinic” opens
Tasmania’s first nurse-led “memory clinic”- providing comprehensive assessments for people with memory loss and dementia
Nurse Led Memory Clinic Launch
Launch on 29 June at Medical Science Precinct
Wicking Dementia Research School 2011
"Neurobiology of Dementia" for PhD Candidates and early career researchers (full)
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