Crispin Jenkinson

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About

Crispin Jenkinson is a health outcomes researcher whose work has made significant contributions to the fields of dementia care, assistive technology, and the experiences of informal caregivers. His most influential scholarship examines how technological innovations can support both people living with dementia and the family members and friends who care for them at home. His 2019 systematic review on informal carers' experiences of assistive technology use in dementia care has garnered 167 citations, establishing it as a key reference in the field and reflecting the broad academic recognition of his work. Alongside a companion protocol paper, this research has helped shape understanding of the psychological, physiological, and financial pressures faced by informal carers, while evaluating the real-world impact of emerging technological solutions. By synthesizing evidence on how assistive technologies function within community settings, Jenkinson's research offers practical insights for clinicians, policymakers, and technology developers seeking to improve dementia care outcomes. His scholarship sits at a critical intersection of health services research and social care, making him a valuable voice in ongoing conversations about how societies can better support aging populations and the networks of people who care for them.