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    Ageing And Maori
    • He Huarahi Whakapakari Kaumātuatanga
    • Kaumātua Mana Motuhake Pōi
    • Tai Kaumātuatanga Older Māori Wellbeing and Participation
    • ‘Mā mua ka kite a muri; mā muri ka ora a mua’

    Health and Wellbeing in Ageing
    • Reducing social isolation with big data
    • Promoting social connection through challenging public attitudes
    • Building connections as we age
    • Developing an early warning system to recognise resident deterioration in residential aged care

    Health and Wellbeing in Ageing

    • Ageing Well through Eating, Sleeping, Socialising and Mobility Programme (AWESSoM)
    • Towards Optimising Vitality in Older Adults
    • Frailty Trajectories, Resilience and Quality of life in the Retirement Village Community

    2014 - 2019

    • Adapting Cognitive Stimulation Therapy for Māori & Pasifika People (BRNZ CoRE)
    • Drug Burden Index
    • Electrical Stimulators for Stroke Recovery
    • Exploring the Needs of Pacific Families Affected by Age-Related Cognitive Impairment (BRNZ CoRE)
    • Neurodegeneration and Individual Interventions
    • Independence and Housing Tenure
    • Kaumatua mana motuhake
    • Loneliness and Social Isolation
    • Long-Term Effectiveness of Health and Wellness Coaching (BRNZ CoRE)
    • Ngā Kaumātua, ō Mātou Taonga
    • Pacific Islands Families
    • Retirement Villages
    • Risk Factors in Reduced Social Engagement
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    • Stroke and CVD Prevention
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Social engagement project garners national media coverage

09 Sep 2017

Principal Investigator Dr Hamish Jamieson’s Ageing Well project, Risk Factors in Reduced Social Engagement (now complete), was featured on 1 NEWS and Stuff.

Read the full University of Otago press release

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