Conference Presentations
Conference Presentations
If we are to achieve our aspiration of being in the top 10 hospices recognised for their research expertise, we realise that we must support our staff to develop their research capability.
Being ‘research active’ means that hospices use the right evidence, in the right way, at the right time to plan, deliver and evaluate care. It is also concerned with the generation and development of new knowledge, evidence and research questions to make a difference to people’s lives.
International Conference on Integrated Care 2022
Improving quality of life for people 65 and over living with dementia using a personalised memory game application
Rachel Convery, Professor Ken Mills, Professor Sarah McGhee, Georgina Keggin, Bruce Elliott, Helen McAskill, Charlie Robinson, Anne Mills
International Conference on Integrated Care 2022
The lived experience of volunteer-supported palliative care
Wendy Smith, Sarah McGhee, Lonan Challis, Anne Mills
University College Isle of Man Annual Research Festival 2022
The challenges of conducting dementia research on the Isle of Man
Georgie Keggin
International Conference on Integrated Care 2022
Digital Legacies: innovation, assets, passwords, and ultimately access
Wendy Smith, Anne Mills
Scholl Academic Centre Annual Research Symposium 2021
Using outcome measures in palliative care to improve patient care
Cheryl Young, Lonan Challis
Scholl Academic Centre Annual Research Symposium 2021
The impact of forced innovation during COVID-19 on Fatigue and Breathlessness (FAB) follow-on sessions
Alison Christian
International Conference on Integrated Care 2020
“Feeling loss of control”: The experiences of informal carers of people at the end of life
Giovanna Cruz, Hollie Quaye, Jo Beard, Christine Bloomer, Anne Mills, Sarah McGhee
International Conference on Integrated Care 2020
Needs Assessment for Person-Centred palliative and end of life care in the Isle of Man
Giovanna Cruz, Gillian Street, Lonan Oldam, Anne Mills, Sarah McGhee
International Conference on Integrated Care 2020
A Compassionate Communities’ Programme to Support Volunteers to be Carers at the End of Life
Wendy Smith
University College Isle of Man Annual Research Festival 2020
Listening to action: Community involvement in strategy development
Lonan Challis
1st North American Conference on Integrated Care
Support through sunflowers: Growing a community’s awareness of hidden disabilities
Wendy Smith
Scholl Academic Centre Annual Research Symposium 2020
Needs Assessment for Palliative and End of Life Care
Sarah McGhee
Scholl Academic Centre Annual Research Symposium 2020
Improving care in Nursing Homes using Project ECHO
Cheryl Young
Scholl Academic Centre Annual Research Symposium 2020
The experiences of informal carers of people at the end of life
Dr. Giovanna Cruz and Dr. Hollie Quaye
International Conference on Integrated Care 2019
Evaluating Volunteer Wellbeing as Part of Compassionate Isle of Man
Wendy Smith
