Japan has lessons for the UK on dementia
Jeremy Hunt’s recent visit to Japan passed almost unnoticed in Britain. Yet the issues he discussed with Shinzo Abe, the …Continue reading →
View ArticleThey MUST be heard: Adults with Autism
“Adults with autism need to be heard and listened to”, stated one of the greatest researchers and practitioners in the …Continue reading →
View ArticleSocial Care in the UK: Driving quality or political stagnation?
This blog was originally posted on the Work Thought Blog, Work Futures Research Centre, University of Southampton The adult social …Continue reading →
View ArticleBurying our heads in the sand? Social care in Northern Ireland
Social care is consistently a topic of public and policy debate. This was very evident during the Westminster election campaign …Continue reading →
View ArticleExploring perceptions of dementia in Pakistan
Here in the UK we are becoming more familiar with dementia. There are television adverts alerting us that dementia can …Continue reading →
View ArticleBSG and devolution: why now?
I joined the BSG Executive Committee in July, and agreed to take on the new remit of Devolved Nations. I …Continue reading →
View ArticleAge and Ageism during Covid-19
Written by Professor Sarah Vickerstaff, University of Kent. This blog was first published on 21 April 2020 on the Equality …Continue reading →
View ArticleTHE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ?
THE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ? I love that film. I am uneasily amused by the idea of being stuck …Continue reading →
View ArticleTeasing the easing of the Care Act 2014: Transparent legal protection or...
“Carers already play a vital role in the care and support system and their contribution during this emergency period will …Continue reading →
View ArticleHealth outcomes of racially minoritised older people
Generally put, the gap in health between racially minoritised groups and the White British group increases dramatically with age. This means that differences in later life are very large, with common...
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