ERA Conference Prize Winners

26 Oct 2009

Congratulations to the prize winners at the ERA conference held last week in Melbourne.

Best Poster: Caroline Fryer, University of South Australia.

What is in the qualitative toolkit for researching a multilingual ageing population?

Royal College of Nursing Australia Prize: Julia Poole, University of Technology, Sydney.

The challenge of employing action research methods to facilitate sustainable practice improvement when caring for confused older patients.

Best presentation by a Master's student: Amanda Scicluna, Australian Catholic University.

Socioemotional functioning in older adults with Alzheimer's disease.

Best presentation by a PhD student: Edmund Ramon Talob, University of Sydney.

Predictors of graceful ageing in senior Australians

Helen Bartlett Prize for Innovation in Ageing Research: Margaret Simmons, Monash University.

A toolkit for stories of women who were child evacuees in WWII Britain, and also postwar British immigrants to Australia.

HARU Encouragement Award: Jessica Swain, University of Newcastle.

The depression-dementia dilemma for primary care: Relationships between cognitive impairment and mental illness in community-dwelling elderly Australians.

AAG Victoria Prize (only for Victorian students): Sue Malta, Swinburne University.

Qualitative interviewing with older adults: Offline versus online methods

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