Pleasant surprise to get the print version of my article with the fantastic katie featherstone and @PaulaBoddington in the post today. Irritating humblebragging aside have never actually seen one of my papers in print before

Below katie featherstone and Andy Northcott discuss their program of research with Uni of West London and Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory that has led to todays report and coverage youtu.be/IZwaHinAU9o

Fantastic to have our NIHR report that shines a light on continence care people living with dementia receive in hospital....published today journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hsdr/QUVV2680/…

People living with dementia need high-quality, personalised care that promotes continence and preserves their dignity. NIHR research explores how continence care could be improved for people living with dementia: nihr.ac.uk/news/high-qual… katie featherstone Dementia UK Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory

Dementia and incontinence are points of moral challenge - with the potential to elicit care and concern, but also strong aversion and stigma - our review including katie featherstone @jilllmanthorpe Vari M Drennan 💙 research unpacks the issues and the opportunities for improvement

High-quality, personalised continence care for people with dementia must be a key priority, NIHR review finds | NIHR - well done ⁦katie featherstone⁩ ⁦and colleagues EuGMS - European Geriatric Medicine Society⁩ ⁦American Geriatrics Society⁩ ⁦AIGNA⁩ nihr.ac.uk/news/high-qual…

Datshiane BBC News (UK) BBC Radio 4 I was stopped in my tracks when I saw your interview on the news this morning. My dad was in hospital for 5 months with a serious illness...everything you said happened to him..I had to battle against their treatment...staff didn't want to help him!

Our #Fileon4 looking at incontinence & dementia patients in hospitals goes out tonight on BBC Radio 4 at 8pm. Some devastating testimonies by people affected. Made by a brilliant team Carl Johnston Emma forde Scott Hesketh Annabel Deas Please do listen. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Datshiane katie featherstone BBC Radio 4 Carl Johnston Emma forde Scott Hesketh Annabel Deas I listened. The stories told, despite being different are the story of my mother's experience, or misadventures with (in)continence. Excellent piece of broadcasting. Thank You

thanks to Datshiane and the amazing #Fileon4 team bringing our Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory National Institute for Health and Care Research to life, a truly wonderful experience working with you all.

In our latest podcast, we talk to Dr Zena Aldridge RMHN MA QN FRSA, katie featherstone & Dr Karen Harrison Dening about the impact of continence problems for people living with dementia, on their carers, and on health & care staff.   Listen now: pod.fo/e/12b46b   British Geriatrics Society Association of Carers Bladder & Bowel UK

All interested in improving hospital care of people living with dementia should read extraordinary and heart-breaking book of this study, free to download, by katie featherstone and Andy Northcott - The RCN @ncmnews ONMSD please reflect and react taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-mono/…

Yesterday BBC Radio 4 File on 4 featured NIHR-funded research that found evidence of 'pad cultures' on acute dementia hospital wards. katie featherstone's work highlights the importance of helping people with dementia stay continent for as long as possible. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

katie featherstone Datshiane Geller Institute of Ageing and Memory National Institute for Health and Care Research A much-needed breath of fresh air on the topic of continence! It's so much more than a physical issue so it needs more than the very limited task/routine or biomedical/clinical attention it usually gets.

Bladder & Bowel Nursing Service ABUHB Karen logan Tanya S katie featherstone Excellent 👏 feeling privileged to be asked to join the continence & dementia pilot that will be supporting Team County to further improve patient dignity & experience ❤️ Donna Wigmore Kate Ceretti Aneurin Bevan University Health Board

If you were following the news reports about people with dementia not being allowed to go to the toilet, based on katie featherstone research, you can listen to a BBC File On 4 about it here bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00…

katie featherstone BBC File On 4 And you can also read the full report here journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/#/

This is so insightful. A MUST listen for anyone caring for people living with dementia, #continencecare #dignity Harrowing at times. Thank you for raising the profile. We need to get this right Bladder & Bowel Nursing Service ABUHB karen logan katie featherstone

Very proud to have our research highlighted on #fileon4 again this afternoon, looking forward to the conversation on how we begin to improve continence care for older people during a hospital admission #continence #dementia #radio4

For those interested in hearing more on the issues raised in todays #fileon4 into pad cultures, dementia, and continence the Geller Institute of Aging and Memory Podcast goes in depth with report authors @drkfeatherstone and Andy Northcott youtu.be/1eT1VE7-1X8 via YouTube