Obert Tawodzera

University of Birmingham

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Mirella Minkman

Tilburg University

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Louise Ryan

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London Metropolitan University - London North Campus

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Obert Tawodzera

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Transforming Long-Term Care through Evidence-Informed Innovation: Learning from Three European Centres of Excellence

Personalisation in racially minoritised groups within UK adult social care: a systematic review

Who decides ‘what works’, and how does it get implemented? Insights from the UK’s new centre for implementing evidence in adult social care

Unravelling the tensions: exploring the interplay of paid care work, family obligations, and transnational care among Zimbabwean migrant care workers in the UK

The vulnerability of Central & Eastern European and Zimbabwean migrant home care workers’ wellbeing in the UK: the intersectional effects of migration and social care systems

“You Still Want to Go Lots of Places”: Exploring Walking Interviews in Research With Older Migrants

Analysing migrants' ageing in place as embodied practices of embedding through time: ‘Kilburn is not Kilburn any more’

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Mirella Minkman

Louise Ryan

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Obert Tawodzera

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Articles (7)

Transforming Long-Term Care through Evidence-Informed Innovation: Learning from Three European Centres of Excellence

Personalisation in racially minoritised groups within UK adult social care: a systematic review

Who decides ‘what works’, and how does it get implemented? Insights from the UK’s new centre for implementing evidence in adult social care

Unravelling the tensions: exploring the interplay of paid care work, family obligations, and transnational care among Zimbabwean migrant care workers in the UK

The vulnerability of Central &amp; Eastern European and Zimbabwean migrant home care workers’ wellbeing in the UK: the intersectional effects of migration and social care systems

“You Still Want to Go Lots of Places”: Exploring Walking Interviews in Research With Older Migrants

Analysing migrants' ageing in place as embodied practices of embedding through time: ‘Kilburn is not Kilburn any more’

Collaborators (2)

Mirella Minkman

Louise Ryan

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The vulnerability of Central & Eastern European and Zimbabwean migrant home care workers’ wellbeing in the UK: the intersectional effects of migration and social care systems