The importance of unpaid carers to health and social care delivery.
- Gill Windle - Speaker
- Diane Seddon - Speaker
- Val Morrison - Speaker
- Marine Markaryan - Speaker
Description
A seminar delivered by DSDC in the School of Health Sciences, presenting some of the latest research which focusses on supporting unpaid carers. The programme contained:
• Welcome and introduction to the seminar –Professor Gill Windle, Director of DSDC and Director of Research Impact, School of Health Sciences.
• Willingness to care: what is it and does it matter? – Professor Val Morrison, School of Psychology and Sports Sciences.
• Short Breaks: What a Difference a Break Makes – Dr Diane Seddon, Reader in Social Care and Director of Research, School of Health Sciences.
• Sustaining couplehood in the face of dementia – Marine Markaryan, visiting PhD student, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.
• Welcome and introduction to the seminar –Professor Gill Windle, Director of DSDC and Director of Research Impact, School of Health Sciences.
• Willingness to care: what is it and does it matter? – Professor Val Morrison, School of Psychology and Sports Sciences.
• Short Breaks: What a Difference a Break Makes – Dr Diane Seddon, Reader in Social Care and Director of Research, School of Health Sciences.
• Sustaining couplehood in the face of dementia – Marine Markaryan, visiting PhD student, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.
10 Mar 2025
The importance of unpaid carers to health and social care delivery.
| Duration | 10 Mar 2025 → 10 Mar 2025 |
|---|---|
| Location of event | Bangor University |
| City | Bangor |
| Country/Territory | United Kingdom |
| Degree of recognition | Local event |
Event: Seminar
Event (Seminar)
| Title | The importance of unpaid carers to health and social care delivery. |
|---|---|
| Date | 10/03/25 → 10/03/25 |
| Location | Bangor University |
| City | Bangor |
| Country/Territory | United Kingdom |
| Degree of recognition | Local event |