Social media
I share research, teaching and public information on ageing, dementia and delirium.
Professional discussion
Clinicians, researchers and policy staff
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LinkedIn
Alasdair MacLullich
Professional updates, research, clinical commentary and longer posts.
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X
@A_MacLullich
Delirium research, education, clinical practice and discussion.
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Bluesky
@amaclullich.bsky.social
Research, professional updates and discussion about delirium and older people's care.
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Video and visual explanation
Staff in training and the public
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YouTube
Think Delirium
Videos about delirium for healthcare professionals, patients, families and carers.
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Instagram
@a_maclullich
Short videos and visual explanations about ageing, dementia and delirium.
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TikTok
@a_maclullich
Short teaching videos about ageing, dementia and delirium.
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Threads
@a_maclullich
Brief updates and discussion about ageing, dementia, delirium and better care.
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Families and carers
People affected by delirium
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Facebook
Delirium Support
Information and resources for patients, families and carers affected by delirium.
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Pinterest
Delirium Support
Picture guides for families and carers of people with delirium, each linked to a page on deliriumsupport.com.
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