Lyn Phillipson

How does Australian primary care face dementia? Identifying current practice and barriers in dementia diagnosis and management in Australian primary care – a qualitative interview study

Validation of a dementia diagnosis attitude scale in simplified Chinese with Mandarin‐speaking adults in Australia

Understanding how users of home-based aged care services with cognitive impairment rate their social care related quality of life

Assessing the effect of anthocyanins through diet and supplementation on cognitive function in older adults at risk for dementia: protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Moving forward with dementia: an explorative cross-country qualitative study into post-diagnostic experiences

Development of a model of help-seeking for dementia diagnosis by the person experiencing changes and family supporters

Gardens, agency and citizenship of people with dementia: a critical interpretive synthesis

Applying a Participatory Action Research Approach to Engage an Australian Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Community around Human Papillomavirus Vaccination: Lessons Learned

Beliefs around help-Seeking and Support for Dementia in the Australian Arabic Speaking Community

Experiences of people with dementia and informal caregivers with post‐diagnostic support: Data from the international COGNISANCE study

Factors influencing organised faecal occult blood test screening participation in culturally and linguistically diverse populations: a scoping review

Care Planning for Community-Dwelling People with Dementia: A Systematic Scoping Review

“I Always Buy the Purple Ones … If I See Them”: Socioecological Factors Influencing Anthocyanin-Rich Food Consumption for Cognitive Health in Older Adults

Forward with Dementia: process evaluation of an Australian campaign to improve post-diagnostic support

Further development needed: models of post-diagnostic support for people with dementia

Supporting the involvement of older adults with complex needs in evaluation of outcomes in long‐term care at home programmes

Re-imagining care transitions for people with dementia and complex support needs in residential aged care: using co-designed sensory objects and a focused ethnography to recognise micro transitions

The decision‐making processes and preferences of older Australians purchasing home support services: An explorative inquiry using a “think‐aloud” technique

Facing the void: The experience of Australian care partners and people living with dementia following diagnosis

Under-coding of dementia and other conditions indicates scope for improved patient management: A longitudinal retrospective study of dementia patients in Australia

Rethinking respite in Australia: A naturalistic effect study of a multicomponent community program to promote respite knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of carers of people with dementia

Patterns of hospital utilisation in the lead up to a diagnosis of dementia: A longitudinal retrospective study of hospital dementia patients in Australia

Questioning Segregation of People Living with Dementia in Australia: An International Human Rights Approach to Care Homes

Knowledge, help-seeking and efficacy to find respite services: an exploratory study in help-seeking carers of people with dementia in the context of aged care reforms

A Cohesive Research Approach to Assess Care-Related Quality of Life: Lessons Learned From Adapting an Easy Read Survey With Older Service Users With Cognitive Impairment

Involvement of people with dementia in raising awareness and changing attitudes in a dementia friendly community pilot project

Staff and family attitudes to fences as a means of detaining people with dementia in residential aged care settings: The tension between physical and emotional safety

Factors contributing to low readiness and capacity of culturally diverse participants to use the Australian national bowel screening kit

Re-design of Aged Care Environments is Key to Improved Care Quality and Cost Effective Reform of Aged and Health System Care

Are Big Food’s corporate social responsibility strategies valuable to communities? A qualitative study with parents and children