Transforming Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: Building Pathways That Keep People at the Centre

​Advances in diagnostic technologies, including blood-based biomarkers and AI-enabled tools, are transforming Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, making it more accessible and enabling earlier detection of pathology. These innovations create new opportunities for timely diagnosis and treatment, when interventions may have the greatest impact on disease progression and quality of life.

​How can we design person-centred approaches to maximise the potential of these advances for people seeking a diagnosis, people with dementia and their carers?

​Join our webinar to explore what this means for clinical practice, health systems and policy. Drawing on findings from a recent study of person-centred diagnosis, the discussion will examine the practical changes needed to strengthen care coordination, support informed decision-making and ensure continuity of care throughout the diagnostic journey.

​Confirmed panelists bringing clinical, research, policy, and person-centred perspectives to the discussion include:

• ​Prof. Frank Jessen, University of Cologne

• ​Ana Diaz, Alzheimer Europe

• ​Ryan Wiley, Shift Health
  
  Hosted by Shift Health: https://www.shifthealth.com/