Looking forward to presenting at #NKG2024 in Stockholm next week as part of our @SIAL_Brunel project, talking about the methodological challenges of recruiting ‘hidden’ populations and how challenging it can be to hear recounted trauma #gerontology#ageing#research#LGBTQ
@IslaRippon and Prof Christina Victor with their poster, titled ‘Loneliness among under-represented older adults in the UK: a longitudinal study of minority ethnic and LGB populations’ at #NKG2024#research#loneliness#gerontology
@DrMikeJThomas at #NKG2024 with his poster titled ‘Socially inclusive ageing:
the impact of minority status across the life-course for older LGBTQ+ &racially minoritised people in the UK’ #LGBTQ+ #ageing#gerontology#research
Using our first tweet to share our exciting day testing out our timeline interview method at the Ageing Showcase as part of the @Bruneluni Research Festival. Thank you to everyone who has given us their time and stories! #research#ageing#bruneluniversity#qualitative
Check out our epic analysis of 839 @IDEALStudyTweet #carers of people with #dementia describing positive experiences in caring. Key areas were the relationship between the dyad, feeling they were making a difference & seeing the person with #dementia happy https://t.co/9gdGu09hO1
New fast track article exploring how carers of people with dementia evaluate their standing in their community and wider society by Christina Victor @IslaRippon @IDEALStudyTweet @cquinn196@tryfan918@Bruneluni@prof_lindaclare: https://t.co/EcNl6d8n9g
Our new @IDEALStudyTweet paper identifies that how #dementia#carers view their status in the community & wider society is linked to their #QoL#wellbeing & life-satisfaction
Just published! There's a new fast track article by Christina Victor @Bruneluni and colleagues about how carers of people with dementia feel about their status in their community and in society as a whole: https://t.co/q0OzHVdJYg
The team are sharing posters from @FEMatthewsStats, @IslaRippon & Aaron Choi today.
And Eleanor van den Heuvel will be sharing her work on how we can support people with dementia to live well, from the perspective of a diverse range of ethnicities.
Day 4 of #AAIC2020 - it’s time to share the latest from our fantastic @IDEALStudyTweet team at @ExeterMed! 🔬
Led by @prof_lindaclare, their crucial work is taking important steps in understanding how to help people affected by dementia live well.