Centre for Primary Health and Social Care

14/10/2022

Our first Health Seminar this autumn! an exciting one..👇

A free virtual seminar hosted by our Centre for Primary Health and Social Care will be discussing integrating forum theatre into dementia care mapping.

Don't miss out!

📅 19 October
🕓 4pm

👉 http://ldnmet.ac/Zutt50L47ly

01/04/2022

Our next Health Seminar will take place on Wednesday 6 April at 4.00 PM. Our speaker will be Prof Yolanda Eraso, London Metropolitan University. It's online and everyone is welcome to attend by registering on the page below

Health Seminar

22/03/2022

A summary of our fifth annual conference and a link to the records are available here👇

We recently held our 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Health and Wellbeing Research Conference, which delved into research taking place across the university on a range of topics.

The conference presented a range of great presentations and panel discussions from staff and students at the School of Social Sciences and Professions.

Find out more:
👉 http://ldnmet.ac/uiTu50Ilywo

06/01/2022

You can watch the Health seminar 'A rapid evidence assessment of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy' by Dr Stephen Hills here 👇

10/12/2021

New blog for the Socio-Legal Studies Association - SLSA
about Covid compliance law and health, with Dr Caroline Derry (OU), Dr Matt Howard (UoW) & Prof. Yolanda Eraso (LMU)

By Caroline Derry (The Open University), Yolanda Eraso (London Metropolitan University) and Matt Howard (University of Westminster) When lockdown began in March 2020, the rules about when people could and could not leave home, travel on public transport, and so on seemed relatively clear. The distin...

05/12/2021

Please join us online for our health seminar this Wednesday 8 Dec. at 2.00 PM

Health Seminar

07/10/2021

Join us on Wednesday 20 October at 4.00 *online*, for a fantastic Health Seminar on public health work with ethnic minority communities in times of Covid-19.
Free registration here:

Health Seminar

20/08/2021

For those interested in people's behaviours in relation to Gov. measures during the pandemic here is our latest study from the Centre for Primary health and Social Care.
The authors are very honoured to have it published in PLOS One! and are grateful once again for the funding recieved: Transformation Fund via London Metropolitan University.

Social distancing measures implemented by governments worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic have proven an effective intervention to control the transmission of SARS-CoV-2. There is a growing literature on predictors of adherence behaviours to social distancing measures, however, there are no compr...