University College Cork (UCC) recently hosted the first ‘kick-off’ meeting for the €7.5m Horizon Europe funded ‘In-Touch’ Project bringing together consortium members from across the EU and Canada.
The In-Touch project is set to enhance the lives of people with dementia living in care homes through a multisensory care programme approach.
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Congratulations to Dr. Emma O'Shea who has featured in national media, following the launch of the Evaluation of the Day Care at Home (DCAH) service report.
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The Alzheimer Society of Ireland (ASI) commissioned an evaluation, funded by the National Dementia Office, of the ASI's 'Day Care at Home' service. This was was undertaken by Dr. Emma O’Shea and Professor Suzanne Timmons in the Centre for Gerontology and Rehabilitation at University College Cork in 2023.
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Prof. Suzanne Timmons, along with UCC Researchers has been awarded €7.5 million in EU funding to help improve the quality of life of people with advanced dementia.
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The 12th Palliative Care Research Network (PCRN) Symposium took place on Thursday 7th December at the Ashling Hotel in Dublin, hosted by the All Ireland Association for Hospice and Palliative Care. This year’s event focussed on ‘Implementation of Research for Evidence-Based Practice’.
A Special Interest Group (SIG) in Dementia Palliative Care was launched during the event. This Special Interest Group is chaired by Dr Siobhán Fox, Lecturer in the CGR. Expressions of interest for group membership can be made at the following link.
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‘Best Application of AI in an Academic Research Body’ award at the Annual AI Ireland Awards, November 2023, for a research collaboration between Tyndall (Dr John Barton and Dr Salvatore Tedesco) and researchers at CGR (Prof Suzanne Timmons and Lorna Kenny).
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Healthcare research with people in mind. Read Dr. Emma O'Shea's interview with HRB.
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chAnGE - innovative learning for a more climate-resilient healthcare service for older people
University College Cork recently hosted the initial transnational project meeting of the ‘Climate change and Healthy AgeinG: co-creating E-learning for resilience and adaptation’ (chAnGE) project, where Professor Suzanne Timmons of the Centre for Gerontology and Rehabilitation, UCC, is the lead coordinator. This €1.5 million EU-funded Erasmus+ project is an alliance of universities, vocational education and training providers, and health & social care organisations, across Ireland, Portugal, Finland, Austria & Greece. Together we are co-creating a suite of online micro credentials for health and social care workers who deliver care to older people.
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Professor Suzanne Timmons was invited to speak at a meeting of the European Geriatric Medicine Society (EuGMS) in Helsinki from 20-22 September 2023.
Read about the achievements of CGR students, who took part in the meeting.
Find out more about the EuGMS Congress, 2023.
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