Big thank you to Rebecca Turner for presenting at our HARG Seminar Series on the headline seminar ‘Research in Care Homes on the Lincolnshire Action Research in Care Homes (LARCH) Project’. Thank you to our guests who attended and contributed Continue reading Reflections on the Lincolnshire Action Research in Care Homes (LARCH) Project’ by Rebecca Turner
The Healthy Ageing Research Group (HARG) at the University of Lincoln and the University of Liverpool were funded by the Dunhill Medical Trust drawing on research findings from the ‘He means the world to me: Human rights implications of separating Continue reading Pets in Care Homes – Briefing paper and film
The Healthy Ageing Research Group at the University of Lincoln and TED in East Lindsey with East Lindsey District Council held an online learning event on Thursday 2 December focussing on Ageing Without Children in East Lindsey. During the event Continue reading Ageing Without Children in East Lindsey: Ageing Diversities
Big thank you to Dr Trish Jackman, Dr Hannah Henderson, Dr Joanna Blackwell and Miss Georgia Clay for presenting at the HARG Think Piece Seminar on ‘Physical activity and Ageing’. Thank you to our guests who attended the seminar. Please Continue reading Think Piece Seminar on ‘Physical activity and Ageing’
Big thank you to Joanna Blackwell for kick starting out HARG Seminar Series on the headline seminar ‘Physical activity and Dementia’. Thank you to our guests who attended the seminar, apologies for the technical issues with Zoom. We are looking Continue reading Headline Seminar on ‘Physical activity and Dementia’ by Joanna Blackwell
Healthy Ageing Research Group (HARG) are delighted to share with you our virtual Seminar Series which we will be hosting throughout this academic year exploring different themes on healthy ageing. Our first theme will explore ‘Physical activity and Ageing’. The Continue reading HARG Seminar Series – Save the dates
The information within this toolkit is based around 12 co-production themes, each theme features learning from one or more of 14 Ageing Better programme areas. Within each theme you will find stories (bringing people’s involvement to life); tools (practical insights Continue reading Ageing Better Stronger Together Coproduction Toolkit
On the 1st of July 2021 the School of Health and Social Care and the Healthy Ageing Research Group welcomed me as a new Research Associate. Jo will be working on a research project exploring subjective experiences of physical activity Continue reading HARG welcomes new member – Jo Blackwell
Sue is an experienced quantitative and spatial statistical researcher with expertise in mapping and visualising sociospatial data in GIS. Born and raised in an ethnically and socially diverse community in London, she is deeply commitment to researching socioeconomic, spatial and Continue reading HARG welcomes new member – Dr Sue Easton
