ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing

4.2 CV KG Mawby: Symposium in Culture & Values
The Challenge of Cultural Gerontology — Part 2
Chair: Julia Twigg and Wendy Martin (University of Kent; Brunel University)
Francesca Ghillani (University of Oxford): “Ageing, Migration and the Dynamics of
Body and Self”
Melissa Andrew (Dalhousie University): “Reflections on the frailty paradigm” [Ken
Rockwood]
Susan Pickard (University of Liverpool): “Embodiment in old age: what can feminists
tell us about the ‘naturalness’ of bodily decline?”
Katy Pilcher (Brunel University): “Visually Representing the Body in Everyday Life”
[Wendy Martin]
4.3 ES KG Book Room: Linked Symposium in Economy & Society
Conceptualisation, Measurement and Determinants of Frailty
Chair: James Nazroo (University of Manchester)
Krystal Warmoth (University of Exeter): “Thinking you’re old and frail:
A qualitative study of older adults’ beliefs regarding frailty” [Mark Tarrant, Iain
Lang, Charles Abraham]
Sally Keeling (University of Otago, Christchurch): “Exploring concepts of social health
and social frailty in longitudinal studies of ageing”
Hélène Payette (University of Sherbrooke): “Frailty and subsequent functional
limitation, disability and mortality in a well-­‐functioning community-­‐living elderly
population” [H. Bergman, C. Wolfson, K. Gray-­‐Donald, J.A. Morais (McGill
University); P. Gaudreau, B. Shatenstein (Université de Montréal); N. Malo
(Sherbrooke); N. Sourial (Jewish General Hospital Montréal)]
4.4 ES Room 66: Open Session in Economy & Society
Age and Place
Chair: Brian Beach (University of Oxford)
Rachel Winterton (La Trobe University): “Social participation for ageing Australian
rural populations: individual, community and organisational barriers” [Jeni
Warburton]
Shane Doheny (Cardiff University): “Community and society: on the role of the public
in the construction of a society fit for older people in rural places”
Elizabeth Evans (University of Liverpool): “Shopping in Later Life: Implications for
Physical and Cognitive Health” [Kate Bennett, Cherie McCracken]
4.5 HC KB Seminar 1: Open Session in Health & Care
Care Homes — Part 2
Chair: Joyann Andrews (University of Oxford)
Nat Lievesley (Centre for Policy on Ageing): “The changing profile of care home
residents”
Frances Sussex (London Metropolitan University): “Learning To Care (Care Homes for
Older People)”
Anne Killett (University of East Anglia): “Organisational culture and residents'
experience of care” [Diane Burns (University of Sheffield); Fiona Kelly, Alison