ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing

José de São José (University of Algarve): “What is going on in the care encounter? A
grounded theory of receiving social care”
Goetz Ottmann (Deakin University): “Self-­‐Directed Community Aged Care for CALD,
ATSI, and Rural Communities in Australia: A Summary of Working Group
Outcomes” [Anna Millicer (Uniting Care Community Options)]
6.7 HC KB Pusey: Symposium in Health & Care
The Role of Technology in Promoting Wellbeing and Independence in Later Life
Chair: Sue Yeandle (University of Leeds)
Alan Roulstone (Northumbria University): “Realising Telecare Potential: Policy and
Evidence” [Kate Hamblin (Oxford); Sue Yeandle (Leeds); Peter Buckle
(Manchester)]
Peter Buckle (Robens Institute): “Design, technology and ageing: the use of socio-­technical
systems approaches”
Gary Fry (University of Leeds): “The AKTIVE project: how telecare can improve the
lives of older people prone to falls or who suffer memory problems” [Kate
Hamblin (Oxford)]
Emma-­‐Reetta Koivunen (University of Leeds): “Exploring telecare use in everyday life:
a longitudinal and ethnographical methodology ” [Emanuela Bianchera (Oxford)]
Marianne Howard (Leeds City Council): “Telecare to support independent living:
Experiences from Leeds City Council / A local authority point-­‐of-­‐view ”
6.8 HC KB Gibbs: Symposium in Health & Care
When Two Worlds Collide? Policy and practice for housing with care
Chair: Anthea Tinker (King's College London)
Robin Means (University of the West of England): “Housing and Care -­‐ the Long View”
Robin Darton (University of Kent): “Care and Support for Residents with Different
Levels of Need in Housing with Care Schemes in England”
Randall Smith (University of Bristol): “Housing with Care: Terminology Traps”
Simon Evans (University of Worcester): “Is policy driving practice for housing with
care? An analysis of survey data from the ASSET project”
Karen Croucher (University of York): “Living Together, Getting Along” [Mark Bevan]
6.9 RM KB Seminar 5: Open Session in Research, Methods & Training
Dementia and Other Methods
Chair: Kenneth Howse (University of Oxford)
Suzanne Hardy (King's College London): “The Mental Capacity Act and assessing the
capacity to consent of people with dementia”
Ann-­‐Marie Towers (University of Kent): ““Most people lack capacity here” – the
ethical and methodological challenges of conducting research in care homes for
older adults” [Nick Smith, Sinead Rider, Elizabeth Welch]
Priya Khambhaita (University of Southampton): “Limitations to ethnic matching in the
recruitment of older Asian male participants” [Rosalind Willis, Maria Evandrou,
Pathik Pathak]
Alisoun Milne (University of Kent): “Continuing Carers -­‐ Developing a conceptual
framework to explore their status” [Eleni Hatzidimitriadou (Kingston University)]