米兰体育官方网站 苏格兰部长了解大学在老龄化和痴呆症方面的工作

Other innovations at the University include the award-winning Iridis app, developed by DSDC in collaboration with Space Group to offer expert guidance on dementia design at the touch of a button. App users can assess both new and existing buildings to understand the impact of the environment – such as layout and internal finish – on people with dementia, allowing those with age-related impairments to enjoy a greater quality of life and remain independent for longer.

Ms McKelvie said: “I was delighted to visit the University of Stirling to find out more about its important work on dementia and healthy ageing.

“These are high priority policy areas for the Scottish Government as we seek to look at the opportunities and challenges around the ageing population.

“我们继续与国家和地方合作伙伴合作，实施我们的第三个国家痴呆症战略；我们的第一个老年人框架将于春季发布。”

Professor Phillips said: “University of Stirling researchers are spearheading efforts to better understand ageing and dementia.

“Working with industry and policymakers, we are developing innovative solutions that are enabling older people to live independent lives, for longer.

“Our plans for an Intergenerational Living Innovation Hub will build on this track record, positioning Scotland at the forefront of cutting-edge research on design and services for older people.”