CARE MATTERS Podcast

CARE MATTERS: Social Prescribing: improving people’s wellbeing by connecting them with their communities

In this episode, CARE MATTERS podcast producer Dan Williamson interviews Tim Anfilogoff to find out more about Social Prescribing. They explore the current role it plays in Social Care in England, the development and roll out of Social Prescribing and some challenges facing it and the people that use it.

Tim is Head of Community Resilience for the two Hertfordshire Clinical Commissioning Groups, and NHS England’s Social Prescribing Regional Facilitator for the East of England. Tim is also a member of the Sustainable Care programme’s Advisory Board.

Learn more about Sustainable Care on our website: http://circle.group.shef.ac.uk/

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CARE MATTERS: ‘Gig economy’ care platform models: impacts for the workforce and the market- Dr Karla Zimpel-Leal & Dr Fiona Macdonald

Dr Karla Zimpel-Leal (University of Sheffield) welcomes Dr Fiona Macdonald (RMIT University) to talk about her research on care platform models, or uberisation, and her latest publication at the International Journal of Care and Caring titled 'Personalised risk’ in paid care work and the impacts of ‘gig economy’ care platforms. Both draw on their research in the UK and in Australia to highlight careworkers' experiences of working within these models, and the impact of these models on the care market.

Learn more about Sustainable Care on our website: http://circle.group.shef.ac.uk/

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CARE MATTERS: Long-term care services in the EU: issues of access and quality- Dr Kelly Davidge & Rob Anderson

Dr Kelly Davidge and former Head of the Social Policies Unit at Eurofound, Rob Anderson, recorded this episode on 10th December 2020.

Rob explains the characteristics of Long-term Care Services, how they feature in EU policies and programmes, Eurofound's contribution to research on these services and what issues there are for further research & service development in this area.

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CARE MATTERS: Care and caring in Europe: common challenges, common solutions? Dr Kate Hamblin and Stecy Yghemonos (Eurocarers)

Sustainable Care Co-Investigator, Kate Hamblin, is joined by Stecy Yghemonos, Executive Director of Eurocarers. They discuss the impact of Brexit on social care in the UK, links between social and economic dimensions of care, formal and informal care, the impact of COVID-19 on carers and more.

 

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CARE MATTERS: ECR network- Part Three ’Cultural and gender aspects of care’

'Cultural and gender aspects of care' with Obert Tawodzera, Camille Allard, Breda Moloney and Wing Yee Lam

To learn more about our research visit the CIRCLE website

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CARE MATTERS: ECR network- Part Two ’Technology in care and COVID-19’

'Technology in care and COVID-19' with Obert Tawodzera, Camille Allard, Breda Moloney and Wing Yee Lam

To learn more about our research visit the CIRCLE website

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CARE MATTERS: ECR network- Part One ’Young carers, working carers and caring at a distance’

'Young carers, working carers and caring at a distance' with Obert Tawodzera, Camille Allard, Breda Moloney and Wing Yee Lam

Members of the Sustainable Care programme Early Career Researcher network discuss similarities between their subject areas.

To learn more about our research visit the CIRCLE website

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CARE MATTERS: A lived experience of retiring to Spain- Dr Charles Betty and Dr Kelly Hall

Dr Charles Betty, who completed his PhD in 2017, is now 97 years old and has lived in Spain for the last 35 years. Charles talks about his research on return migration but also reflects on his own experiences of living in Spain, including how he and the British community more broadly have responded to Brexit and the important role of British voluntary organisations in the Costa del Sol.

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CARE MATTERS: The Potential of Technology in Adult Social Care- Dr James Wright, Dr Kate Hamblin and Dr Matthew Lariviere

Dr James Wright, Dr Kate Hamblin and Dr Matthew Lariviere discuss their Policy Brief 'The Potential of Technology in Adult Social Care', available to download here: http://circle.group.shef.ac.uk/sustainable-care-publications/

 

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CARE MATTERS: Waiting for a long-term care revolution- Professor Sue Yeandle & Camille Allard

In this episode, Sustainable Care Principal Investigator Prof. Sue Yeandle is interviewed by PhD Student Camille Allard. They discuss the Sustainable Care research programme, combining work and care, care leave and some of the other major issues faced by adult social care.

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