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University College Cork

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2024 · research · New Foundations

Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) entails collaboration between patients and the public throughout the research process. This project will establish an international knowledge exchange PPI partnership to facilitate the sharing of expertise and supporting partner engagement between researchers in dementia care, individuals living with dementia, their caregivers/families, and five civic society partners (CSPs) in Ireland and Canada. This network will utilise a PPI approach to co-develop a micro

Irene Hartigan · University College Cork · funded by Irish Research Council

2024 · research · New Foundations

As Ireland’s population ages, there is a growing need for services that support older people to age in the community and enjoy optimal quality of life. The social economy, including voluntary, community, charitable organisations and social enterprises, provides supports ranging from help with daily life tasks, to household maintenance, housing adaptation, and social supports that maintain integration and participation in the community. Developing in-depth case studies of service initiatives, thi

Carol Power · University College Cork · funded by Irish Research Council

2024 · research · New Foundations

Drug policy research seldom includes the voices of women who have lived with addiction and engaged with harm reduction and treatment services. The proposed research would begin to fill this gap in the knowledge base by interviewing a cohort of 10 women who have used Tabor Group services. Interviews will focus upon their experiences of harm reduction and treatment services and will be conducted by a female interviewer with lived experience. The key objective is to support addiction services to un

James Windle · University College Cork · funded by Irish Research Council