Jill Manthorpe

Just out - Representing the Social Problem of Dementia: Reflexions on Carol Bacchi’s What Is the Problem Represented to Be Approach in Social Policy and Society https://t.co/CNBrxNFQPs

more testing always needed but implementation more so!

NIHR PRU in Dementia and Neurodegeneration QM @DeNPRU_QM

Thoughtful editorial on @alzheimerssoc funded NIDUS-family health economic benefits "next step will be to rapidly test the intervention in other settings" @JillManthorpe @UCDavisHealth @QMULBartsTheLon @drrachhunter @UCL_PCPH https://t.co/nJmdmBrSb0

Nice seeing hard copy: Social workers’ consideratn of dental support 4 ppl living with dementia: Findings from interviews + assessment docs - @Soilemezi @KristinaLWKay Hill @JillManthorpe Thx funder + participants @NIHRSSCR ://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14713012241284779

Thanking all participants: The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on UK social workers working with people with learning disabilities @JmacLoch @pmcfadden5 , Naylor @HeikeSchroder25 @susan_mcg1 Patricia Nicholl @Currie_DeniseC Kirby, Mallett https://t.co/WGCyZOmiTF

Timely new review outlining potential of clinical pharmacy

Nathan Davies @NathanDavies50

Lovely to see our review out - Clinical pharmacists play an important role in primary care that extends beyond direct patient care & influences the broader healthcare landscape for older people https://t.co/1XCSR4GdDr @NIHRSPCR @alice_e_burnand @JillManthorpe @QMULPsychiatry

HYN to our new paper exploring challenge of scaling-up social work innovations: A case study of Shared Lives schemes in England https://t.co/ILGU9chyzh

RT @demrescommunity: If you're thinking of applying for a PhD within the new @AlzSocResearch I-Care DTC, applications close on the 22nd Jan…

Thanks to @NIHR for funding - seasonally sadly timely - Supporting older people experiencing homelessness and memory problems in hostels: Learning from an ethnographic study https://t.co/nqCRz0uFkZ

Terrific and terrifying - (some) LPAs under the lens

Sue Mitchell @SueM1tchell

Stranded in a care homes with no bank cards or ID. Others left without oversight of their money. Homes cleared and sold. Wills written and disputed. Months investigating power of attorney @BBCRadio4 @wrobinson101 @joelmoors @Dr_CStephens @hughlevinson https://t.co/rTILzPtl1O

and for our new diaries !

HSCWRU @hscwru

Next year The national picture: multiple exclusion homelessness and mental capacity - 22 Jan Diabetes and homelessness: responding to a complex safeguarding challenge - 25 Feb Palliative and end of life care and homelessness - 25 March All bookable now 👇 https://t.co/mdaHimbN5E

coming this week !

HSCWRU @hscwru

Next week in the Unit's Homelessness series: Memory loss and physical frailty amongst people experiencing homelessness 12 Dec 2024 👇 https://t.co/W1uEm4AlCF

Thanks @NIHR for funding + all participants - Primary health care for people experiencing homelessness: the effectiveness of specialist and mainstream health service provision https://t.co/EFFAqO3uSi

Great to be at NIHR Academy Conference to meet early, middly and flourishing researchers + NIHR support staff

Waljit Dhillo @WaljitD

Brilliant discussion from leaders in the field #nihramc24 in Leeds NIHR Academy Conference https://t.co/ibLtZuGzRh

Pretty amazed to read that collectively our Covid research stands out in this global review @hscwru @pmcfadden5 @abbotsky - huge thanks to all our study participants - Bibliometric analysis of social work in the COVID-19 pandemic - Duru, 2024 - https://t.co/7BYkqmghbr

Interesting first

HSCWRU @hscwru

New in the webinar series: LGBTQ+ life courses – health and social care research "Exploring living with dementia - LGBTQ+ perspectives using Photovoice" 14 January 2025 12:30 to 13:30 Open to all- https://t.co/QraPXV61IN

Important new report here summarising some good but also sad experiences

Simon Bottery @blimeysimon

Young people can be terrific #socialcare workers but are too often let down by lack of support and, sadly, a toxic work environment. Those are the headlines of our new report asking how the sector can recruit more younger staff. Short thread on findings ⬇️ https://t.co/S5Pna4YiB2 https://t.co/ORghJRidZx

1st article for the coming new year: Understanding the role of internal governance units in the process of social innovation - the case of Shared Lives Plus in England @SASCI_Project @JulietteMalley @CarlAPurcell16 https://t.co/5QZwXUPgJz