Impact of an intervention to support hearing and vision in dementia: The SENSE‐Cog Field Trial
Iracema Leroi(Trinity College Dublin), Wai Kent Yeung(University of Manchester), Susana Montecelo(Essilor (France)), Piers Dawes(The University of Queensland), Hannah Hussain(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Mark Hann(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Emma Hooper(University of Manchester), Christopher J. Armitage(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Catherine Helmer(Inserm), Elizabeth Camacho(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Anna Pavlina Charalambous(European University Cyprus), Ines Himmelsbach(Catholic University of Applied Sciences Freiburg), Harvey B. Abrams(University of South Florida), Rachel Elliott(University of Nottingham), Zoë Simkin(University of Manchester), Chryssoula Thodi(European University Cyprus), Sue Falkingham(Starkey Hearing Technologies (United States)), Fofi Constantinidou, Fidéline Collin(Université de Bordeaux), Lucas Wolski(Catholic University of Applied Sciences Freiburg), Sarah Marié(Essilor (France)), Éric Frison(Université de Bordeaux)
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