Sue Hollinrake
Biographic Data
| ID | 6024553 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sue Hollinrake |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sue |
| FAMILY NAME | Hollinrake |
| SIGNATURE | HOLLINRAKE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Suffolk |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Lessons learned from teaching anti-racism on a social work course in England
This article presents findings from the second phase of a research project aimed to improve the quality of teaching and learning on anti-racism for social work learners on a social work degree course in the East of England, 3 years after the findings of the initial project were implemented within the course. Learners’ experiences across the three degree-level cohorts are considered to evaluate the impact of these changes and to identify the need …
Disabled citizens as researchers – Challenges and benefits of collaboration for effective action and change
This article reports on the evaluation of an initial pilot for a collaborative research project undertaken in an English county between a service user-led Coalition of Disabled People, the local authority and local university. The project sought to map the assets and resources for/of disabled people in their local community as well as needs and gaps, to inform the Coalition’s strategic planning and raise awareness of disability issues across the …
Social Work with Adults, Jim Rogers, Lucy Bright and Helen Davies
There are a number of textbooks, written for social work students and newly qualified practitioners, that focus on social work with adults, starting with broad policy shifts and developments, and then focusing on the application of law, policy and practice with specific service user groups. This book, however, focuses on a specific issue in law, policy and practice—that of capacity and decision making for adults across service user groups, partic…
Caring relationships and efficient social care provision
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to understand the nature of support that helps older people continue living in their own homes for as long as they wish to. Design/methodology/approach – The research made use of a participatory approach in which service users, service providers and commissioners were involved in the design of the approach in addition to contributing to the research as participants in their own right. Findings – This paper p…
Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities
Journal Article Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Standing in My Shoes Get access Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Standing in My Shoes, Rohhss Chapman, Sue Ledger and Louise Townson with Daniel Docherty (eds), London, Jessica Kingsley, 2015, pp. IV + 300, ISBN 978 1 84905 250 4 (pb), £25 Sue Hollinrake Sue Hollinrake University Campus Suffolk E-mai…
Policy-makers, researchers and service users – resolving the tensions and dilemmas of working together
In commissioned research, the aim of researchers is to generate work that influences the policy development process and is useful to policy-makers. The choice of research approach for projects commissioned by policy-makers has important implications for both these areas. This paper is a reflexive account of the authors' experiences in running a commissioned research project and explores how the decision to adopt a participatory approach to commis…
Communicating positively
Policy initiatives and professional values in working with people with learning difficulties over the last decade or so have stressed the importance of participation, partnership, citizenship and empowerment, but how far do these principles extend into practice with people with profound or severe learning difficulties? This article focuses on a particular aspect of a fairly typical piece of community care practice - an assessment of the needs of …
Disabled citizens as researchers – Challenges and benefits of collaboration for effective action and change
This article reports on the evaluation of an initial pilot for a collaborative research project undertaken in an English county between a service user-led Coalition of Disabled People, the local authority and local university. The project sought to map the assets and resources for/of disabled people in their local community as well as needs and gaps, to inform the Coalition’s strategic planning and raise awareness of disability issues across the …
Policy-makers, researchers and service users – resolving the tensions and dilemmas of working together
In commissioned research, the aim of researchers is to generate work that influences the policy development process and is useful to policy-makers. The choice of research approach for projects commissioned by policy-makers has important implications for both these areas. This paper is a reflexive account of the authors' experiences in running a commissioned research project and explores how the decision to adopt a participatory approach to commis…
Communicating positively
Policy initiatives and professional values in working with people with learning difficulties over the last decade or so have stressed the importance of participation, partnership, citizenship and empowerment, but how far do these principles extend into practice with people with profound or severe learning difficulties? This article focuses on a particular aspect of a fairly typical piece of community care practice - an assessment of the needs of …
Policy-makers, researchers and service users – resolving the tensions and dilemmas of working together
In commissioned research, the aim of researchers is to generate work that influences the policy development process and is useful to policy-makers. The choice of research approach for projects commissioned by policy-makers has important implications for both these areas. This paper is a reflexive account of the authors' experiences in running a commissioned research project and explores how the decision to adopt a participatory approach to commis…
Caring relationships and efficient social care provision
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to understand the nature of support that helps older people continue living in their own homes for as long as they wish to. Design/methodology/approach – The research made use of a participatory approach in which service users, service providers and commissioners were involved in the design of the approach in addition to contributing to the research as participants in their own right. Findings – This paper p…
Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities
Journal Article Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Standing in My Shoes Get access Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Standing in My Shoes, Rohhss Chapman, Sue Ledger and Louise Townson with Daniel Docherty (eds), London, Jessica Kingsley, 2015, pp. IV + 300, ISBN 978 1 84905 250 4 (pb), £25 Sue Hollinrake Sue Hollinrake University Campus Suffolk E-mai…
Social Work with Adults, Jim Rogers, Lucy Bright and Helen Davies
There are a number of textbooks, written for social work students and newly qualified practitioners, that focus on social work with adults, starting with broad policy shifts and developments, and then focusing on the application of law, policy and practice with specific service user groups. This book, however, focuses on a specific issue in law, policy and practice—that of capacity and decision making for adults across service user groups, partic…
Disabled citizens as researchers – Challenges and benefits of collaboration for effective action and change
This article reports on the evaluation of an initial pilot for a collaborative research project undertaken in an English county between a service user-led Coalition of Disabled People, the local authority and local university. The project sought to map the assets and resources for/of disabled people in their local community as well as needs and gaps, to inform the Coalition’s strategic planning and raise awareness of disability issues across the …
Lessons learned from teaching anti-racism on a social work course in England
This article presents findings from the second phase of a research project aimed to improve the quality of teaching and learning on anti-racism for social work learners on a social work degree course in the East of England, 3 years after the findings of the initial project were implemented within the course. Learners’ experiences across the three degree-level cohorts are considered to evaluate the impact of these changes and to identify the need …
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