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THE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ?

June 27, 2020

THE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ? I love that film.  I am uneasily amused by the idea of being stuck …

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Exploring perceptions of dementia in Pakistan

July 17, 2017

Here in the UK we are becoming more familiar with dementia. There are television adverts alerting us that dementia can …

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Imagine Belfast – Enter the campervan of dreams and imagine the future we all deserve…

March 18, 2016

Imagine Belfast – the festival of ideas and politics – sparks curiosity and engagement with social science and citizenship for …

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Social Care in the UK: Driving quality or political stagnation?

March 26, 2015

This blog was originally posted on the Work Thought Blog, Work Futures Research Centre, University of Southampton The adult social …

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What Japan teaches us about better care for older people

April 17, 2014

With the world’s most ageing society, Japan faces a serious challenge in meeting the unprecedented demand for health and social …

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Let’s stop the ill informed language of intergenerational conflict, time for generational cohesion

June 12, 2013

Two interesting things happened today.  The Office for National Statistics published data showing that we now have, for the first …

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Complification….

October 20, 2011

Reading a student dissertation comparing the English long term care system with that of Japan, and wondering *just why every …

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