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Which unmet social care needs have the biggest impact on healthy ageing?
Focussing on our research into unmet needs and healthy ageing
Addressing physical inactivity amongst adults in mid to later life: challenges and strategies (23.04.25)
Addressing the challenges of addressing physical activity
Promoting healthy ageing: inclusive approaches to physical activity for older adults (19.03.25)
Looking at the various approaches to promoting physical activity
New insights and perspectives on multiple long term conditions – from global to local (12.02.25)
Exploring the issue of living with multiple long term conditions
Experiences and views of older adults of South Asian, Black African and Caribbean backgrounds about the digitalisation of primary care services since the Covid-19 pandemic
Investigating whether older adults of South Asian, Black African and Caribbean backgrounds felt affected by the digitalisation of primary care services since the Covid-19 pandemic
The association between frailty, care receipt and unmet need for care with the risk of hospital admissions
Investigating the relationship between receiving care, or receiving insufficient care among older people with different frailty status and the risk of unplanned admission to hospital
The effectiveness and acceptability of physical activity interventions amongst older adults with lower socioeconomic status: a mixed methods systematic review
Looking at physical activity interventions amongst older adults
Is it possible to identify populations experiencing material disadvantage in primary care?
Investigating if a measure of material disadvantage could be constructed from UK primary care electronic health records
Bridging Perspectives in Homecare (20.11.24)
Looking at ‘quality’ of homecare for older people, and a useable, feasible and acceptable minimum dataset for homecare.
Narrowing the gap in disability-free life expectancy (16.10.24)
Looking at long-term conditions and socioeconomic status, and interventions for meaningful reductions in life expectancy and disability-free life expectancy.



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