On Friday the 29th September Professor Mo Ray and Lissie Wilkins, a co researcher on the project, gave 2 presentations at the Lights Expo at the University of Lincoln. These presentations illuminated the ethical dimensions of self-funded care by bringing older people’s Continue reading Ethical issues in self-funded social care – Lights Expo
The Ageing of British Gerontology is a two-year (2015-17) Leverhulme-funded project with the aim of critically examining the ways in which gerontological knowledge has developed and changed over the past 40 years. The research team comprises Prof. Miriam Bernard Continue reading The Ageing of British Gerontology
HARG conducted a 12 month real time service evaluation of NHS Lincolnshire’s four Clinical Commissioning Group (CCGs), Phase Two Integrated Neighbourhood Team (NT) sites. The research was carried out between August 2016 and June 2017. It was informed by a Continue reading Developing a programme theory of integrated care: the effectiveness of Lincolnshire’s multidisciplinary Neighbourhood Teams in supporting older people with multi-morbidity (ProTICare)
Tom has been a Research Assistant and HARG member with the School of Health and Social Care for 2 years now, having formerly been an MSc and BSc (Hons) graduate from the School of Sport and Exercise Science at Continue reading Life of a Research Assistant
I joined the School of Health and Social Care, at the University of Lincoln, in April 2017. Before that I was a Student at the University. My first degree is in Criminology and I have an MA in Globalising Justice. Continue reading A sense of belonging: my first 3 months in the School of Health and Social Care
Earlier this year I secured a post to join a three-site project (Brighton and Hove, Lincolnshire, Solihull), funded by a Wellcome Trust, Collaborative Award in Humanities and Social Sciences. The project headed by Dr. Lizzie Ward at University of Brighton, Continue reading Embracing the moment: Life as a Research Fellow
‘Ethical issues in self-funded social care: co-producing knowledge with older people’ is a three-year project funded by a Wellcome Trust, Collaborative Award in Humanities and Social Science, and is a collaboration between University of Brighton, University of Birmingham and University of Continue reading Ethical issues in self-funded social care: co-producing knowledge with older people
Welcome to the new-look HARG (Healthy Ageing Research Group) website. Please make sure that if you have previously linked to us that you update your sites. There will be further updates and news in the forthcoming weeks. HARG (Healthy Ageing Continue reading Welcome