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Healthy Ageing Research Unit News and SeminarsReports & NewslettersMagazine Article PublishedOur very own Dr Harriet Radermacher has recently had an article published in Your Life Choices Magazine. The article, titled "Ageing: All In The Mind", can be viewed here. The Health And Service Needs Of Older Veterans: A Longitudinal AnalysisThe Healthy Ageing Research Unit, along with colleagues from the University of Sydney have examined the health and service use of veterans and non-veterans in the Melbourne Longitudinal Studies on Healthy Ageing Program. For the Final Report of Part One, please see here. HARU November NewsletterPlease see here for the November edition of the HARU News. Past EventsDoing it tough: Older men from CALD backgroundsA forum was held in Shepparton to report back some preliminary study findings to service providers in the region. The study is seeking to investigate the issues faced by ageing men from CALD communities in rural Australia in relation to their physical and mental health and wellbeing. For more information about the event, including photos and slides of the presentations, please visit the page here. All in This Together: Partnerships in Ageing ResearchThis free seminar was a fantastic success - many thanks to all who organised, participated and attended. For more information about the event, including videos and slides of the presentations, please visit the page here. Practicing Positive Partnerships Report Launch
The Practising Positive Partnerships (PPP) project is a collaborative multi-stage project which seeks to deepen understanding of the nature of inter-organisational partnerships within the ethnic and multicultural community aged care sector. This work is important in the light of anecdotal evidence that suggests organisations within the Sector are missing out on partnership opportunities, which in turn may be detrimentally impacting the health of, and access to services for, older people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. For the full report, please visit the Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria website 2010 Free SeminarMonRAS held a free seminar of "Creating an enviroment for an ageing society: recent Monash and international work" on 11th May. Below are some of seminar presentations and audio recordings (attention: large files).
8th National Conference of EMERGING RESEARCHERS IN AGEINGThe ERA Conference was held on the 22-23 October 2009. 2009 Free Seminar SeriesSeminar was held on 30th October. Please click here for photos in the seminar. Below are seminar presentations.
Seminar was successfully held on 17th June, 2009. Please click here for photos in the seminar. Also some of presentations or speech are here: More presentations are coming soon. Physical Activity Recommendations for Older AustraliansThe Department of Health and Ageing has recently launched physical activity recommendations for older people. These were produced by Dr Jane Sims, in association with colleagues at the National Ageing Research Institute. http://www.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/phd-physical-rec-older Seminar: Understanding the ageing processPlease view the flyer for the seminar on Wednesday 25th Feb 1-2pm by Dr Alex Withnall on Understanding the ageing process: Training health and social care professionals. A UK Perspective. Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) LaunchEthnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) launched a new research paper, "Aged Care Services for People from Ethnic Backgrounds",on 16 December 2008. Please click here for more details. 2008 Free Seminar Series2008 free seminar series were successfully held in June, August, and November 2008. Below are the reports for the three seminars. Australian Association of Gerontology 41st National ConferenceAustralian Association of Gerontology 41st National Conference was held on 18 - 21 November 2008 in Perth. Below are the presentations by our research team.
ERA Exchange programThe ARC/NHMRC Research Network in Ageing Well has provided funding for two national (up to $5,000 each) and one international (up to $10,000) exchange for PhD students who are currently enrolled at an Australian university and whose research is strongly focused on issues to do with human ageing. Applications are to be made online by the 27th February 2009. Please click here for further details. Please note that before applying for the funding, you need to have made provisional arrangements for your exchange with the host institution and host supervisor/s. "Wicked Widows" and "Never Too Old" will be on show"Wicked Widows" and "Never Too Old" by Alan Hopgood will be on show on 21, 22, 28, 29, 30 October 2008. More details click here. ‘Widows - More than a Dead Man’s Wife’ – where art meets research
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