Maria Lohan, Áine Aventin & Peter O’Halloran (QUB) This seminar will describe the development of an educational resource designed to increase young people’s intention to… Read More »How to reduce teenage pregnancy in Northern Ireland? A movie-based educational approach
Professor Colin Knox & Professor Vani Borooah (UU) Shared education refers to schools from different sectors working together in a sustained process ranging from… Read More »Delivering Shared Education
Goretti Horgan (UU) This seminar looks at the implications arising from the Welfare Reform Bill and assesses what can be done within the constraints of… Read More »Welfare Reform: Implications and Options
Mary Daly (QUB) This presentation focuses on parenting support, which has become a major interest on the part of policy makers and the site of… Read More »Parenting Support – A New Policy Domain in Northern Ireland and Elsewhere
Joanne Wilson This seminar explores the Government’s current desire to measure the nation’s well-being. Well-being is a complex and nebulous concept and different people will… Read More »Understandings of well-being: Implications for public policy
Ann-Marie Doherty It is well know that health expenditure is costly. The introduction of a “whole of government approach to health” is gaining increasing momentum… Read More »Health in All Policies
Janet Carter-Anand The development of elder abuse services has traditionally been defined from the perspective of policy makers and professionals. This presentation will outline the… Read More »Older people’s perceptions of elder abuse: Implications for policy and professional practice
Karen McElrath and Julie Harris Methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) is widely recognised as an intervention that is used to treat opioid (namely heroin) dependence. It… Read More »Institutional stigma and the delivery of methadone maintenance: A comparison of clients’ experiences from North/South Ireland
Nicola Carr and Karen Winter The benefits of an inter-disciplinary approach are evident when working with individuals and families with a range of complex needs,… Read More »Improving court work skills in child care proceedings
Karen Winter It is well known that across the UK and elsewhere children in care have poor educational outcomes in comparison with the child population… Read More »Addressing the educational underachievement of children in care