If so, here is a University of South Australia Research Project looking for participants.
The Impact of Younger Onset Dementia on Employment
Were you working when you were diagnosed with dementia?
Was your partner or close family member working when they were diagnosed with dementia?
If so, you may be interested in participating in a study being conducted by a team from the University of South Australia.
The aims of this study are to:
• Investigate how dementia impacts on employment
• Identify specific workplace difficulties encountered by the employed person with dementia
• Explore the circumstances around why people with dementia have to stop working
• Document strategies that might support the person to remain in the workforce for as long as possible.
The information generated from this study will contribute to an improved understanding of the impact of dementia on employment and help the development of supportive workplace strategies for people with dementia.
The research team are seeking participants from all over Australia across all employment backgrounds – from casual or part time employees through to self-employed business owners.
If you agree to be involved in this study, you will be invited to participate in a 60 minute phone interview at a time that is convenient for you.
Please contact the project leader, Dr David Evans, for more information.
Dr David Evans
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Division of Health Sciences
University of South Australia
Telephone 0402 481 401
Email david.evans@unisa.edu.au

Enjoy your trip to Puerto Rico. It is a lovely island. Wish I could join you .
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Haha, thanks Enid, wish you would too!
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….Dear Kate…….i was working full time, but that was 8 years ago …should I contact them…??…….Regards Tony Hogben…
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Definitely… the researcher David is a lovely guy, and will be very keen to connect with you. Thanks for responding.
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