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R Haworth

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Name:

R Haworth

Email:

R.Haworth@salford.ac.uk

Department:

School of Soc Work, Psychology, Pub H

Organisation:

Tha University of Salford

Address:

Allerton Building Frederick Road Salford M6 6PU

Country:

England

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Biography

Expertise:

Health Policy, Older People, health and social care, User Participation in health and social care decission making processes, Gender inequilities in the labour market

Job title:

Senior Lecturer Social Policy

Biography:

Rita is a senior lecturer in social policy at the University of Salford. Rita has also taught MA Welfare Studies at The University of Manchester. She is a Member of the Social Policy Association holding the post of executive member for four years. Rita's teaching and research interests include the impact of social policies on older people. Public and Patient participation in decision making processes within the NHS and gender inequalites.

Qualifications:

BA (Hons) Community Studies First Class. MA (Economics)Social Policy Distinction for research, University of Manchester.

My Most Viewed

#	Item title
1.	Getting them in and keeping them in. Evaluating support systems for mature female students in the faculty of Health and Social Care at the University of Salford	910
2.	Re: Should women be able to request a caesarean section? Yes : patient choice and participation in decision making is not always that straightforward	879	600
3.	Promoting good design	466
4.	Promoting diversity and inclusiveness in dementia services in Salford	395	930
5.	Breaking down the barriers: to what extent are service users collaborating in decision making processes within the NHS? A review of policy implementation and outcomes	334	179
6.	Older people	304
7.	From rhetoric to reality. A review of New Labour's proposals for greater public participation in local health service planning	286	535
8.	An evaluation of new labour's proposals for greater puplic participation in local health service planning. How 'well' is it working in primary care groups?	224
9.	How effective have user involvement policies been in including public and patient participation in decision making within the NHS?	221	566
10.	Conceptulising student support in the Faculty of Health and Social Care	220

My Latest

Ahmed, A ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6164-0656, Wilding, MA ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0101-3244, Haworth-Lomax, R and McCaughan, S 2017, Promoting diversity and inclusiveness in dementia services in Salford , Project Report, University of Salford.
Haworth-Lomax, R 2016, How effective have user involvement policies been in including public and patient participation in decision making within the NHS? , in: : Dilemmas in Managing Change. 19th Annual Dilemmas for Human Services International Research Conference, The University of Northampton., The University of Northampton.. (Unpublished)
Burke, ME, Collier, EH, Haworth-Lomax, R and Yates-Bolton, NJ 2014, 'Promoting good design' , The Journal of Dementia Care, 22 (1) , p. 18.
Haworth-Lomax, R 2013, 'Older people' , in: An introduction to social policy , Sage publications limited, London, pp. 100-112.
Haworth, R 2011, 'Re: Should women be able to request a caesarean section? Yes : patient choice and participation in decision making is not always that straightforward' , British Medical Journal (BMJ), 343 .
Haworth, R and Melling, B 2009, Breaking down the barriers: to what extent are service users collaborating in decision making processes within the NHS? A review of policy implementation and outcomes , in: Dilemmas for Human Services (13th International Research Conference), 10 September 2009, The University of Stafford.
Haworth, R and Melling, B 2008, From rhetoric to reality. A review of New Labour's proposals for greater public participation in local health service planning , in: Interprofessional Education and Practice: 1st International Conference, 1st-2nd July 2008, Salford, UK.
Haworth, R and Shaw, S 2007, Evaluating support systems for mature female students , in: Widening participation seminar, 2007, Faculty of Health and Social Care The University of Salford. (Unpublished)
Haworth, R and Shaw, S 2006, Getting them in and keeping them in. Evaluating support systems for mature female students in the faculty of Health and Social Care at the University of Salford , in: Aiming Higher network (North West) conference, 4th July 2006, Manchester Metropolitan University. (Unpublished)
Shaw, SMI and Haworth, R 2004, 'Conceptulising student support in the Faculty of Health and Social Care' , Innovative Learning in Action, 2 , pp. 29-30.