The event brought together professionals and organizations to discuss advancements and experiences in research, rights promotion, participation, and person-centered care for dementia.
Enrique Pérez Sáez, head of CREA's Technical Area, spoke on the panel 'Types of Alzheimer's Trials: From the Laboratory to Social Intervention', addressing current challenges and advancements in epidemiology and research.
Meanwhile, Tamara Marín Corchete, neuropsychologist and coordinator of Direct Intervention, presented the center's experience with coexistence units and person-centered care.
These presentations allowed CREA to share its expertise in both research and the development of support models for individuals with dementia.
The participation is part of the '30 days, 30 gestures' initiative, promoted by the Imserso reference center in Salamanca for World Alzheimer's Month, aiming to raise societal awareness, combat stigma, and focus on individuals' abilities, rights, and support needs.
