Supporting Healthy Ageing at Work (SHAW) is a study working with key stakeholders to design interventions to support the health and well-being of older workers.
In partnership with @ShawProject, drawing on key insights from our research.
University of Edinburgh Business School were very pleased to host this event, we look forward to meaningful engagement with @Emma_Roddick on Supporting Healthy Ageing at Work @uoebusiness@uebsresearch
Equalities Minster @Emma_Roddick has told attendees at an @agescotland event that over-50s workers are an under-valued resource to the economy.
@ScotGov has funded Age Scotland and its partners to deliver training for 1,500 managers in creating age-inclusive workplaces.
Equalities Minster @Emma_Roddick has told attendees at an @agescotland event that over-50s workers are an under-valued resource to the economy.
@ScotGov has funded Age Scotland and its partners to deliver training for 1,500 managers in creating age-inclusive workplaces.
Are you a manager or HR Professional interested in supporting older workers? Come to this free Newcastle University ‘Supporting Healthy Ageing at Work’ event on 16 Jan. Expert insights & opportunity to view innovative solutions from the @ShawProject...
https://t.co/huO5yPsHy9
There's a strong business case for Supporting Healthy Ageing at Work. SHAW project, along with Age Scotland, Business in the Community and CIPD will showcase our recommendations for employers to support #healthyageing at work. 5th Dec at University of Edinburgh Business School
Can you help Dr Sue Westwood with this research study exploring how UK LGBTQ+ individuals experience #menopause in relation to work & GP support?
Part of the study involves a short online survey. More info: https://t.co/No0b8UcbAK
Supporting #HealthyAgeingatWork - we're looking forward to sharing 3 years of #codesign research with workers over 50 on less-discussed aspects of health and work @uebsresearch. 5th December.
Professor Wendy Loretto speaks about how the SHAW project has embraced AI through #interdisciplinaryresearch to create an innovative solution to supporting #healthyageing at work. Read more on pages 16-19 of the Ambition magazine: https://t.co/b9rZTPDue4
Research by @b_j_steffan shows the need for organisations to explicitly offer #menopause, health and wellbeing support.
@ConversationUK@ShawProject https://t.co/sKBdHpMsUJ
🤝 Collaboration is at the heart of our work.
Today, Prof. Judith Phillips joins the University of Bath’s Healthy Later Living Network to discuss multidisciplinary approaches in advancing #HealthyAgeing.
@UniofBath | @HealthyAgeingUK
https://t.co/INNyztVGdz
New article out in The Conversation today by our Research Fellow, Dr Belinda Steffan, on supporting healthy ageing at work: Why it's good to talk about women's health at work, according to research (https://t.co/SZ1XcncmyC) @b_j_steffan
Offering a paid summer intern opportunity for someone interested in a research degree in the future, the project is to evaluate interventions on #Menopause and work. dm or email for further details [email protected]
SHAW Project PI, Professor Wendy Loretto, is featured as one of the 10 most influential women in graduate management education on this International Women's Day.
What was your experience of menopause in #veterinarypractice?
❗Your stories about dealing with menopause in the #veterinary industry can help others as part of the SHAW project.
Find out how you can take part in the project 📧
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🥽 We visited Eventide care home last week to try out the @wizdish ROVR treadmill & VR headset with residents. They had some really good feedback for us, they particularly liked the 360 degree videos & enjoyed out-running researcher @BradwellHannah using the VR treadmill.
I'll be at @bsg2023 in the fine city of Norwich at @uniofeastanglia in July! Hope to see my #GeroTwitter colleagues there for some superb discussion and debate! Get those abstracts in!