News in the School of Social Policy

This is the latest news from the School of Social Policy, its Departments and Research Centres.

News

HSMC latest newsletter is published

Description
The latest HSMC Newsletter is now available to download.
Date:
13/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

NHS Confederation Annual Conference and Exhibition

Description
Come along and say hello to representatives from the Health Services Management Centre who will be attending the NHS Confederation Annual Conference and Exhibition, 5 – 7 June 2013. The conference is being held at the Liverpool ACC and HSMC have a stand (H58) all week in the exhibition hall.
Date:
09/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences, Students, Teaching

HSMC academics at international conferences

Description
HSMC, with colleagues from the wider School and University, had a strong presence at the recent meeting of the International Research Society for Public Management, in Prague
Date:
08/05/2013
Categories:
International, Research, Social Sciences

Housing Studies Association Conference 2013

Description
Researchers from Housing and Communities and the Centre on Household Assets and Savings Management present papers at the annual Housing Studies Association Conference in York.
Date:
02/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

HACT and University agree Scoping Report

Description
Detailed Scoping Report summarises the first six months of work to explore how HACT can unleash the community investment potential of the housing sector.
Date:
02/05/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

HSMC to host European Health Management Association conference in 2014

Description
HSMC to host EHMA Conference in 2014 on 'Leadership in healthcare: from bedside to board'.
Date:
29/04/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Reflecting on Englishness and St George

Description
IASS's Chris Allen took part in a cross-college event at St George's Church in Edgbaston that reflected on the nature of Englishness in the context of the secular and the sacred.
Date:
26/04/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences

Women refugees have more difficulty finding work and suffer greater health problems than their male counterparts, new research shows

Description
A major new study carried out by experts from the University of Birmingham and Cardiff University found that women refugees living in the UK experienced worse physical and emotional health than men.
Date:
25/04/2013
Categories:
Research, Social Sciences
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