Senior lecturer Amara Nwosu (CF 2020) has contributed to research that explores technology in palliative care published this month. Amara’s Fellowship will research how digital health technologies can be used effectively to improve palliative care.
Charity executive Sarah Dangar (CF 2020) presented at a webinar hosted by the domestic abuse charity Standing Together on 12 July. Sarah discussed learnings from her Fellowship, which explored models of reviewing non-homicide domestic deaths.
By Sarah Dangar,
Nursing lecturer Leah Macaden (CF 2019) has developed dementia training for care home staff in Scotland, which she delivered this month. Leah developed this with her Covid-19 Action Fund project, in collaboration with Ann Pascoe (CF 2012) and Ruth Mantle (CF 2015).
By Leah Macaden,
Clinical psychologist Karen Treisman (CF 2018) delivered a keynote presentation at Thomas Jefferson University on 17 July. Karen discussed findings from her Fellowship, which researched approaches to integrating trauma-informed principles at an organisational level.
By Karen Treisman,
Senior Lecturer Clare Bennett (CF 2017) co-wrote a book entitled Can I Have Babies Too?, which was published this month. Clare drew upon findings gathered during her Fellowship, which explored ways of helping parents to discuss relationships and sexuality with their children.
By Clare Bennett,
