Want to do a PhD with us? We now have a guide on how to find out more! bath.ac.uk/announcements/…

"One thing I’ve learned is the key ingredient to successful social care research projects is strong collaborations" - @pwillis5 Today we're at the launch of CARE Research Wales, a centre which aims to develop cutting-edge research on adult social care in Wales.

New policy brief on the nearest relative role out now. It summarises three research papers by Judy Laing, Dr Kevin Stone 🕷 and I.

Looking forward to these presentations on ethnography in mental health settings in a couple of weeks. Free to attend.

Looking forward to speaking about my research on adult safeguarding next Monday at 11am. Booking details below if you fancy it and are free.

Applications are now open for our first cohort of future #dementia research leaders - 6 PhD studentships available on topics including hospital at home, dementia and multimorbidity, Parkinson’s dementia - apply by 22.1.25 dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk/phd-studentshi…

Dr Kevin Stone 🕷 Dr Rosie Buckland Lynn Tang Felipe Szabzon stefbrown Harry Bark Yu-Ching Liu Peter Beresford David Cochrane CARE Research Wales Dr Sheila Fish Gerry Nosowska Dr Lisa Morriss Rich Moth ESWRA

I am pleased to share my co-authored paper with Prof. Chen-Fen Chen, titled 'A Historical Overview of Policy Perspectives Towards Informal Care in Taiwan sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Domestic abuse and dementia create complex challenges. Our free toolkit offers practical advice for supporting older survivors, whether they care for someone with dementia, have dementia, or both the survivor and abuser have dementia. 📗 Download now: dewischoice.org.uk/wp-content/upl…

Are you a Social Worker or a Professional Advocate working in England? If yes, then you might be able to support our study at the University of Bath where we are exploring how people with learning disabilities are involved in safeguarding enquiries. We are looking for social

Happy #WorldBookDay 📚

Our new podcast episode, 'Dementia, Human Rights and Social Care' with Suzanne Cahill, comes out next week! 🎧 📅 Friday 21st March ⏰ 12pm Don't miss out, find us on various podcast platforms: buzzsprout.com/1788148 #SocialCarePodcast #DementiaSupport #Dementia #SocialCare

New paper in Soc Sci & Medicine in which Natalie Armstrong, Chris Williams and I argue that at times of deterioration care home residents are seen as ‘out of place’ in both care home and hospital settings doi.org/10.1016/j.socs… [1/5] 🧵

Reducing hospital deaths is a key #HealthPolicy goal - but it's not happening. Our study shows why: non-cancer patients & their carers lack support to die at home. #Dementia is a key barrier. Including cancer-free adults in #PalliativeCare referral pathways would change this⬇️OA

A co-produced review of the experiences of Black male detention under mental health legislation: challenging discrimination in Psychiatry using the Silences Framework doi.org/10.1371/journa…

For its anniversary year—and following its annual conference on Death and Innovation— Centre for Death and Society has launched a special issue of Mortality Journal , edited by Kate Woodthorpe and Jeremy Dixon . tandfonline.com/toc/cmrt20/30/2

Our systematic literature review of patients on conditional discharge from forensic mental services is now out! In part two we analyse 20 qualitative studies of patient, staff and carer accounts. We use desistance theories to make sense of findings. tinyurl.com/3ppdd8xa

Read my new article with HB, Dr Chao Fang, Judy Laing and Demi Patsios - The Use of Mental Capacity and Mental Health Laws in the Care of People Living With Dementia in Residential and Hospital Settings: A Systematic Review of the Literature journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…