University of Hull research group exploring Social and Psychological Research into Long-term Health Conditions (SPARC)
University of Hull
Joined June 2017
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We are SPARC, a @UniOfHull research cluster researching Social and Psychological Research in Long Term Conditions, including #multimorbidities #dementia #addictions and exploring innovative forms of health and social care support
hull.ac.uk/work-with-us/rese…
SPARC researchers @carolinannwhite & @RosieJDunn along with colleagues from Music are researching the @royalphilorch Strokestra project in #Hull Fabulous to see everyone performing this afternoon ⬇️
At 2pm today RPO musicians, alongside patients and carers, are performing in @northpointsc in Hull for a free lunchtime concert, the culmination of this summer's STROKESTRA® project from RPO Resound, aiding stroke patients' recovery through music-making 🎶🥁🎻
📷 @bbclooknorth
ALT A woman with a violin gesturing towards another woman playing some maraccas.
ALT A woman with small multicoloured bells laughing next to another woman playing a xylophone.
ALT A woman playing the flute next to a man and woman playing a keyboard.
ALT A small group of RPO musicians in black clothing posing for the camera with their instruments.
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Excited to share our article (my first as “first” author!) which provides evidence of factors associated with discharge against medical advice in alcohol withdrawal patients academic.oup.com/alcalc/arti…
@drtsphillips @ProfCoulton @ICAHR_UoH @SSA_Addiction @SPARChull – at Hull, England
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It feels like autumn but just catching up on the @1adass Spring Report. Sobering reading - homecare facing increased levels of need, while staffing shortages mean many care hours not delivered. We are researching homecare in #Hull #Bradford #bromley Pls see ⬇️for details
Great opportunity to work with us ⬇️
We’re hiring. Band 6 researcher for our exciting SUPPORTED study looking at ways to train and support social homecare workers. Great team @Prof_Liz_Walker @livinginhope @carolinannwhite @HSRMarkP @JamillaHussain1 jobs.hull.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx…
Our new research project is looking for homecare workers in Hull, Bradford and Bromley to take part in our study about homecare as people approach the last months of life ⬇️ Please share - thank you
Our NIHR funded SUPPORTED study is looking for homecare workers to take part in research about the experiences & needs of homecare workers supporting clients approaching the last months of life. For more information & to find out how to take part, please see below ⬇️#SocialCare
Publication from SPARC researchers @carolinannwhite @EWolverson @livinginhope & Clare Whitfield - carers' experiences of staying in touch with family & friends in care homes
Helping care home residents to keep in touch with familiy and friends is a skilful task, requiring facilitating different types of contact and dedicated staff time suggest @carolinannwhite Whitfield @EWolverson & @livinginhope: doi.org/10.1332/239788221X16… #openaccess #carersweek
Our new HIHR funded SUPPORTED study is exploring the experiences of homecare workers supporting people approaching the last months of life. See our new website for more details hull.ac.uk/work-with-us/rese…
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Our distance carer research is travelling! Preparing to share findings today at this University of Basel workshop @dist_care
New publication from @SPARChull researchers Jo Bell, @carolinannwhite Marie Reid and @JudithDyson1 ⬇️
Out now in print copy - our findings from an evaluation of a social prescribing service and reflections on how people may need 'more than signposting' onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New paper from @SPARChull researchers @carolinannwhite @EWolverson @livinginhope & @SallyBlonde1 @dist_care examines carers’ experiences of keeping in touch with care home residents during COVID-19: doi.org/10.1332/239788221X16…
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Survey of COVID working experiences for social workers/social care workers/nurses/midwives and AHPs ⬇️#socialwork #socialcare
SURVEY NOW LIVE!
Our Phase 6 survey is now open and will run until mid-January
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If you are are Nurse, Midwife, AHP, Social Care Worker or Social Worker please take our survey and recommend to your colleagues too, thank you.
Recent SPARC research published ⬇️
Our paper which explores the experiences of staying in touch with a relative in a care home (during the pandemic - but we hope it has messages with wider relevance) is just published in the @IJCCjournal
A 🧵on some of our key findings and conclusions
Just published! New research by @dist_care @carolinannwhite Clare Whitfield @EWolverson & Jane Wray examines carers’ experiences of keeping in touch with care home residents during COVID-19 closures: doi.org/10.1332/239788221X16…
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Our exciting #InauguralLecture series continues on 2 Nov, with joint lectures focusing on #palliativecare from Professors Fliss Murtagh (@DrFlissMurtagh) & Jonathan Koffman (@JonathanKoffman). Find out more & book your place: hyms.ac.uk/about/events/inau… #endoflifecare #hymsresearch
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Our #InauguralLecture series continues on 9 Nov with a special lecture from Professor of Health Services & Workforce Research, Paul Tiffin. Find out more about Professor Tiffin's lecture, 'Choosing tomorrow's doctors', and book your place: hyms.ac.uk/about/events/inau… #hymsresearch
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Applications are still open for SIX exciting new #AcademicClinicalFellowship vacancies in #PlasticSurgery, #VascularSurgery, #Orthopaedics, #Oncology, #Dermatology and #PalliativeMedicine. Closing dates: 2 Nov. Find out more 👉 hyms.ac.uk/work-with-us/nihr…
SPARC researchers are collaborating on this evaluation of the @rpoonline #Strokestra post-stroke orchestra for people who have had a stoke and carers ⬇️
Great to see the @rpoonline #Strokestra project covered in @MedscapeUK - and delighted to be working on the evaluation with colleagues from
@FacHealthHull & @MusicHullUni medscape.co.uk/viewarticle/s…