The Dunhill Medical Trust (DMT) and the British Geriatrics Society (BGS) invite front-line health professionals to apply for a Doctoral Training Fellowship. This is the

Passionate about making evidence-based change for an age-friendly society? The Dunhill Medical Trust not only funds some of the very best of the UK’s academic

We are excited to announce that Expressions of Interest in our new call for proposals, on the topic of building and delivering suitable living environments and communities for an ageing population, are now invited.

The National Care Forum and the University of Leeds have launched the findings from DMT-funded research into the experiences of frontline care home and NHS staff caring for older people with COVID-19 in the first few months of the pandemic.

Organisational resilience is key to enabling care homes to adapt to the many changes they face, whilst still delivering good care to their residents. In this blog post, Dr Al Ross from the University of Glasgow explains what resilience ‘looks like’ in the context of care homes and what factors contribute to it.

The Trust has published a new action plan, detailing how it intends to meet its commitments as a signatory of the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers.

Dr Fabia Franco and Dr Anthony Mangiacotti tell us how, as part of their DMT-funded project, they and their colleagues are investigating the potential for robots to support music therapy in care homes.

Our recent case study of IMPACTAgewell®, developed by the Mid & East Antrim Agewell Partnership (MEAAP), showed how the project was supporting older people to understand and navigate the different health and social care services in their local area. Here, Sarah McLaughlin from MEAAP talks about just two of the many older people that the project has helped.