This project was funded by a UCL Population Health Sciences ‘Improving Research Culture’ small grant. With thanks to Sarah Barnes, Maria Kett, Nicola Phillips, Sarah Assad and Megan Armstrong for peer review, and everyone who contributed examples of their work. . You just need to enter your email address and a password – this is so that you can return to the course and receive a certificate of completion ..read more

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As costs of living increase for all, now is the time to increase support for those whose incomes at current UC rates do not allow for basic standards of living. Foodbanks across the UK represent an important lifeline, but this cannot be considered the norm and should not be relied upon by Government. The current rise in food bank reliance and the impending rise in fuel costs demands scrutiny into the social policies that are failing to adequately support those in need, to ensure those at most risk are protected from the increasing fuel price cap. without financial protection this spring. It is ..read more

It is our duty to find and care for those in our community who are excluded and marginalised and advocate for their needs. We need to embed inclusive care and assertive advocacy as core to our work. Megan was the senior research fellow on this project and currently is the Programme Manager of PD-Care and the PI of exploring self-management in those experiencing low socioeconomic deprivation.  ). They have a much higher rate of most long terms conditions, including heart disease, respiratory disease than even populations in the most deprived sectors of society. Conditions usually foun ..read more