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ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing
ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing
ORAL PRESENTATIONS [pdf] - Oxford Institute of Ageing
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6.10 HC KB Seminar 6: Symposium in Health & Care <br />
Unpaid Eldercare and Employment in Europe <br />
Chair: Birgit Trukeschitz (Vienna University <strong>of</strong> Economics and Business) <br />
Ulrike Schneider (Vienna University <strong>of</strong> Economics and Business): “Work-‐to-‐family and <br />
family-‐to–work conflict <strong>of</strong> working caregivers: Evidence from the European <br />
Working Conditions Survey” [Martin Zuba] <br />
Birgit Trukeschitz (Vienna University <strong>of</strong> Economics and Business): “Unpaid eldercare <br />
and turnover-‐intentions: insights into gender patterns” [Ulrike Schneider (WU), <br />
Richard Muehlmann, Ivo Ponocny (MODUL University <strong>of</strong> Vienna)] <br />
Marjolein Broese van Groenou (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam): “Care-‐giving <br />
employees and employers who care – Evidence from the Netherlands” [I. Plaisier, <br />
S. Keuzenkamp] <br />
Linda Pickard (London School <strong>of</strong> Economics and Political Science): “Does 'replacement <br />
care' help unpaid carers remain in employment in England?” [Derek King, Nicola <br />
Brimblecombe, Martin Knapp] <br />
Nicola Brimblecombe (London School <strong>of</strong> Economics and Political Science): “Working <br />
and caring in England: Initial results from a new survey <strong>of</strong> employees” [Linda <br />
Pickard, Derek King, Martin Knapp] <br />
6.12 HC KB Douglas Price: Symposium in Health & Care <br />
The Real Dementia Challenge: Using research to change practice for older people with <br />
dementia <br />
Chair: Jill Manthorpe (King's College London) <br />
Jill Manthorpe (King's College London): “The real dementia challenge: using research <br />
to change practice for older people with dementia” [Kritika Samsi] <br />
David Lowery (Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust): “Reducing <br />
caregiver burden: a curious corollary <strong>of</strong> asking a caregiver to do more!” [Arlinda <br />
Cerga-‐Pashoja, James Warner] <br />
Steve Iliffe (University College London): “Does tailored education improve the <br />
diagnosis and management <strong>of</strong> dementia in general practice? Findings from the <br />
EVIDEM-‐ED pragma” [Jane Wilcock, Mark Griffin, Priya Jain, Ingela Thuné-‐Boyle, <br />
Frances Lefford, David Rapp] <br />
Claire Goodman (University <strong>of</strong> Hertfordshire): “Using Appreciative Inquiry in Care <br />
Homes:“AI Light” to Mitigate Uncertainty Inherent to End-‐<strong>of</strong>-‐Life Care <strong>of</strong> People <br />
with Dementia” [Sarah Amador] <br />
Jill Manthorpe (King's College London): “Implementation <strong>of</strong> the Mental Capacity Act <br />
2005 in health and social care services for people with dementia” [Dr Kritika <br />
Samsi] <br />
Vari Drennan (Kingston University & St. George's University <strong>of</strong> London): “Challenges <br />
and management <strong>of</strong> continence/incontinence by people with dementia and <br />
carers in the community” [Laura Cole, Sheila Donovan]
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