Hazel Morbey
Biographic Data
| ID | 1406496 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hazel Morbey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hazel |
| FAMILY NAME | Morbey |
| SIGNATURE | MORBEY H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cumbria |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8708-3771 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 73 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Public involvement in research within care homes: Benefits and challenges in the APPROACH study
BACKGROUND: Public involvement in research (PIR) can improve research design and recruitment. Less is known about how PIR enhances the experience of participation and enriches the data collection process. In a study to evaluate how UK care homes and primary health-care services achieve integrated working to promote older people's health, PIR was integrated throughout the research processes. OBJECTIVES: This paper aims to present one way in which …
Care, coping and identity: Older men's experiences of spousal care-giving
Health and social impacts of a flood disaster: Responding to Needs and Implications for Practice
Carlisle in northwest England suffered its worse floods for more than 180 years in 2005. A study, reported here, was undertaken to assess the health and social impacts of these floods via in-depth, taped individual and focus-group interviews with people whose homes had been flooded and with agency workers who helped them. Respondents spoke of physical health ailments, psychological stress, water health-and-safety issues related to the floods, and…
Flooded homes, broken bonds, the meaning of home, psychological processes and their impact on psychological health in a disaster
Surviving at the margins: Older homeless people accessing housing, care and support
Older people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, have been the ‘forgotten homeless’ in policy debates and service provision. They tend to be less visible and less vocal than other groups, and low priority has been given to the impact of homelessness on their health and well‐being. Through the Older Homelessness Partnership Programme two national charities, The Housing Associations Charitable Trust and Help the Aged, funded seventeen inn…
Social work and older people with dementia: Meeting their housing needs
This paper looks at the potential contribution of both home improvement agencies (HIAs) and assistive technology to social work with older people with dementia. It presents some of the main findings of research funded by the Nuffield Foundation on how HIAs are helping to meet both the home improvement and home adaptations needs of such people. Two case studies are presented of such work in practice as well as a third example which looks at the po…
Older women's understanding of elder abuse: Quality relationships and the ‘stresses of caregiving’
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse in the United Kingdom. This paper describes how focus groups were used to gather older women's understandings and experiences of elder abuse. A perspective on elder abuse that prioritises relationships, rather than action or behaviour, is proposed as central to assessing the relations of abuse in later life
Flooded homes, broken bonds, the meaning of home, psychological processes and their impact on psychological health in a disaster
Care, coping and identity: Older men's experiences of spousal care-giving
Health and social impacts of a flood disaster: Responding to Needs and Implications for Practice
Carlisle in northwest England suffered its worse floods for more than 180 years in 2005. A study, reported here, was undertaken to assess the health and social impacts of these floods via in-depth, taped individual and focus-group interviews with people whose homes had been flooded and with agency workers who helped them. Respondents spoke of physical health ailments, psychological stress, water health-and-safety issues related to the floods, and…
Older women's understanding of elder abuse: Quality relationships and the ‘stresses of caregiving’
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse in the United Kingdom. This paper describes how focus groups were used to gather older women's understandings and experiences of elder abuse. A perspective on elder abuse that prioritises relationships, rather than action or behaviour, is proposed as central to assessing the relations of abuse in later life
Social work and older people with dementia: Meeting their housing needs
This paper looks at the potential contribution of both home improvement agencies (HIAs) and assistive technology to social work with older people with dementia. It presents some of the main findings of research funded by the Nuffield Foundation on how HIAs are helping to meet both the home improvement and home adaptations needs of such people. Two case studies are presented of such work in practice as well as a third example which looks at the po…
Social work and older people with dementia: Meeting their housing needs
This paper looks at the potential contribution of both home improvement agencies (HIAs) and assistive technology to social work with older people with dementia. It presents some of the main findings of research funded by the Nuffield Foundation on how HIAs are helping to meet both the home improvement and home adaptations needs of such people. Two case studies are presented of such work in practice as well as a third example which looks at the po…
Older women's understanding of elder abuse: Quality relationships and the ‘stresses of caregiving’
Specifically feminist perspectives are largely absent from the developing discourse of elder abuse in the United Kingdom. This paper describes how focus groups were used to gather older women's understandings and experiences of elder abuse. A perspective on elder abuse that prioritises relationships, rather than action or behaviour, is proposed as central to assessing the relations of abuse in later life
Surviving at the margins: Older homeless people accessing housing, care and support
Older people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, have been the ‘forgotten homeless’ in policy debates and service provision. They tend to be less visible and less vocal than other groups, and low priority has been given to the impact of homelessness on their health and well‐being. Through the Older Homelessness Partnership Programme two national charities, The Housing Associations Charitable Trust and Help the Aged, funded seventeen inn…
Flooded homes, broken bonds, the meaning of home, psychological processes and their impact on psychological health in a disaster
Health and social impacts of a flood disaster: Responding to Needs and Implications for Practice
Carlisle in northwest England suffered its worse floods for more than 180 years in 2005. A study, reported here, was undertaken to assess the health and social impacts of these floods via in-depth, taped individual and focus-group interviews with people whose homes had been flooded and with agency workers who helped them. Respondents spoke of physical health ailments, psychological stress, water health-and-safety issues related to the floods, and…
Public involvement in research within care homes: Benefits and challenges in the APPROACH study
BACKGROUND: Public involvement in research (PIR) can improve research design and recruitment. Less is known about how PIR enhances the experience of participation and enriches the data collection process. In a study to evaluate how UK care homes and primary health-care services achieve integrated working to promote older people's health, PIR was integrated throughout the research processes. OBJECTIVES: This paper aims to present one way in which …
Care, coping and identity: Older men's experiences of spousal care-giving
Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Older people (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works)