Annabel Ditton
Postgraduate Researcher
Health and Community Sciences
Annabel is a PhD researcher at the University of Exeter's Medical School, specifically within the faculty of Health and Life Sciences. Her PhD explores the desirability using digital methods of intervention delivery to support people living with dementia to live well. Her research focuses on using qualitative methods to explore people with dementia's technology opinions, feelings, and experiences to promote the development of an online resource for improving the quality of life of people living with dementia that is desirable to them.
Networks
- INTERDEM
- British Society of Gerontology
- British Society of Gerontology- Technology special interest group
Conferences
- Ditton, Fox, Evans, Alodan & Cross (2023). Exploring the effectiveness and experiences of people living with dementia interacting with digital itnerventions: a mixed-methods systematic review - 52nd British Society of Gerontology Annual Conference, symposium presentation.
- Ditton, Fox, Evans, Alodan & Cross (2023). Exploring the effectiveness and experiences of people living with dementia interacting with digital itnerventions: a mixed-methods systematic review - Univeristy of Exeter's Health and Life Sciences PGR Showcase, Winning Poster
- Ditton (2024). Using creative methods to explore the technology experiences of people living with dementia - University of Exeter's PGR Showcase, Winning Poster
Publications
- Marler & Ditton (2020). "I'm similing back at you": Exploring the impact of mask wearing on communication in healthcare. International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders - Full Text Available