ADRC at Open Farm Sunday
On Sunday 10 June, the Ageing and Dementia Research Centre’s Joanne Holmes (RNutr) presented at Open Farm Sunday at Littlewood Farm, Frampton to highlight the role of dairy products to fortify… »
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ADRC welcomes speakers from the University of Sussex and Exeter
On Wednesday 25 April, the Ageing and Dementia Research Centre (ADRC) welcomed external speakers to present their dementia focused research as part of the ADRC Research Seminar Series. In the first… »
Introduction to Normalization Process Theory (NPT) – 7 February 2018
Implementing service development in healthcare – an introduction to Normalization Process Theory (NPT) On Wenesday 7 February 2018 in B317, Bournemouth House, Lansdowne Campus at 13.00, there will be a… »
ADRC at CoPMRE Fourteenth Annual Symposium ‘Healthcare Simulation: playing seriously’
Dr Michelle Heward and Dr Michele Board from the Ageing and Dementia Research Centre (ADRC) attended the Centre of Postgraduate Medical Research and Education (CoPMRE) Fourteenth Annual Symposium ‘Healthcare Simulation:… »
ADRC at ‘VOICEs in dementia care’ conference in Nottingham
Dr Michelle Heward from the Ageing and Dementia Research Centre (ADRC) attended the ‘VOICEs in dementia care: the science and practice of communication’ conference hosted by the Institute of Mental Health,… »
Photo of the Week: Getting stuck in the field – Awaiting helicopter rescue
In our next ‘Photo of the week’ we are looking at research investigating ways in which to help improve uptake of maternity care in rural Nepal. The research is being… »
CoPMRE Twelfth Annual Symposium 2015
About the event Wednesday, 7 October 2015 from 09:00 to 16:40 Executive Business Centre (EBC), Lansdowne Campus, BH8 8EB The Centre of Postgraduate Medical Research and Education (CoPMRE) would like… »
CoPMRE Visiting Faculty Day
The Centre of Postgraduate Medical Research and Education (CoPMRE) held its biannual Visiting Faculty Day on the 24th March 2015. The day focussed on the theme of Human Factors and… »
Sue Baron: Exploring the Patient Journey: a collaborative and multi-disciplinary approach to patient-centred healthcare improvement
Researcher: Sue Baron Sue Baron is a frontline nurse practicing in a separate National Health Service (NHS) hospital and a lecturer in nursing; she also had extensive experience as a… »
Carol Richardson: What are obese pregnant women’s perceptions of maternity care alongside healthcare provider’s views? Seeking the true BMI… (Best Maternity Input).
Researcher: Carol Richardson My name is Carol Richardson and I work as a midwife in a busy NHS Hospital Trust as well as a Supervisor of Midwives. I have a… »
Pippa Hillen: What attitudes do newly qualified adult field nurses have towards their role in public health?
Researcher: Pippa Hillen Pippa Hillen is enrolled on the PhD Research Programme part-time at Bournemouth University from 2013-2020. Pippa is a Principal Lecturer at the University of Brighton leading the… »
Dana Colbourne: The SMILE Project – Student Midwives Integrated Learning Environment.
Researcher: Dana Colbourne Dana Colbourne is a Post Graduate Researcher & Midwife with 9 years experience in all aspects of Midwifery care. Dana has a keen interest in Postnatal care… »
Caroline Belchamber: To what extent does Palliative Cancer Care Physiotherapy service provision meet the National Standards of Supportive and Palliative Care?
Researcher: Caroline Belchamber Caroline Belchamber is a part-time physiotherapy lecturer, Doctor of Professional Practice (DProf) student and private practitioner. She currently has a contract with a local hospice developing a… »
Andrea Lacey: Mental health student nurses’ first practice placement: Exploring their experiences.
Researcher: Andrea Lacey Student nurses’ first clinical placement are often reported as a positive experience, with students saying they feel welcome and supported (Happell 2008; Mullen and Murray 2002), although… »
Mevalyn Cross: Restoring the human dimensions to health service delivery : evaluating the impacts of a novel theory-driven improvement strategy for the care of older people in hospital.
Mevalyn Cross: Restoring the human dimensions to health service delivery : evaluating the impacts of a novel theory-driven improvement strategy for the care of older people in hospital.
Daisy Wiggins: My Birthplace: a computerised decision making tool to support women, their partners and midwives to make a decision about place of birth
My Birthplace: a computerised decision making tool to support women, their partners and midwives to make a decision about place of birth
Jenny Roddis: Living with a long-term condition: A grounded theory study
Living with a long term condition: A grounded theory study
Ben Hicks: A study to explore the potential benefits of computer game technology for older men with dementia who reside in rural areas of Dorset
A study to explore the potential benefits of computer game technology for older men with dementia who reside in rural areas of Dorset
Jib Acharya: A comparative study of nutritional problems in pre-school aged children of Nepal
Researcher: Jib Acharya Working alongside Bournemouth University’s School of Health and Social Care and supervised by Professor Edwin van Teijlingen, Dr. Jane Murphy and Dr. Martin Hind, PhD student Jib… »
Jane Fry: Are there other ways of knowing? Independent Midwives’ experiences of utilising intuition during maternity care
Researcher: Jane Fry We all may be familiar with the term ‘mother’s intuition’, but what about the existence of ‘midwives intuition?’ Jane Fry’s PhD research is exploring the ways in… »