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Caring as a social determinant of health: who experiences the greatest impact and what works to support older carers (18.09.24)

Caring as a social determinant of health: who experiences the greatest impact and what works to support older carers (18.09.24)

by helenrobinson | Aug 8, 2024 | Past events

NIHR Policy Research Unit in Healthy Ageing People Newcastle team Manchester team London School of Economics team Experts by experience Specialist collaborators Community partners Research Current projects Past projects Methods Equality, diversity and inclusion...
In development: technology for falls prevention in dementia still more virtual than reality

In development: technology for falls prevention in dementia still more virtual than reality

by helenrobinson | Aug 7, 2024 | Blogs, Dementia, Digital, Falls

NIHR Policy Research Unit in Healthy Ageing People Newcastle team Manchester team London School of Economics team Experts by experience Specialist collaborators Community partners Research Current projects Past projects Methods Equality, diversity and inclusion...
Digitalisation of health and social care services for older adults: learning from COVID-19 (15.05.24)

Digitalisation of health and social care services for older adults: learning from COVID-19 (15.05.24)

by helenrobinson | May 15, 2024 | Past events

NIHR Policy Research Unit in Healthy Ageing People Newcastle team Manchester team London School of Economics team Experts by experience Specialist collaborators Community partners Research Current projects Past projects Methods Equality, diversity and inclusion...
Preferences for new models of social care for people with high care needs (17.04.24)

Preferences for new models of social care for people with high care needs (17.04.24)

by helenrobinson | Apr 17, 2024 | Past events

NIHR Policy Research Unit in Healthy Ageing People Newcastle team Manchester team London School of Economics team Experts by experience Specialist collaborators Community partners Research Current projects Past projects Methods Equality, diversity and inclusion...
Frailty, receipt of care and hospital admissions due to falls and fractures (13.03.24)

Frailty, receipt of care and hospital admissions due to falls and fractures (13.03.24)

by helenrobinson | Mar 13, 2024 | Past events

NIHR Policy Research Unit in Healthy Ageing People Newcastle team Manchester team London School of Economics team Experts by experience Specialist collaborators Community partners Research Current projects Past projects Methods Equality, diversity and inclusion...
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