Dr Valerie Lipman
Chair of the PCIE Advisory Group
- Honorary Research Fellow
Biography
Valerie is a social gerontologist with over 30 years’ work experience with older people's organisations (including Pensioners Link, Age Concern London and Age Concern England). She worked as an independent management consultant and researcher focusing on older people matters, particular concerned with user involvement, ethnicity, older women and ageing in international development. She was awarded a PhD by the Centre for Ageing at the University of Southampton. Her thesis examined the relationship between the status and recognition of older people in international development. Valerie is preparing papers on this at King's and has presented on this topic internationally.
Valerie is Chair of the Public Contributor Involvement and Engagement Advisory Group of the NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Social Care Workforce.
As a member of HSCWRU, she has been involved in a range of projects including undertaking a review of CRB checks world-wide and shift handovers in care homes. Valerie has been a member of several advisory groups for HSCWRU research projects. She is involved in local health campaigning.
Valerie Lipman: ORCID iD
Research
International educational partnerships to develop the healthcare workforce
Building on the Unit's earlier review of ethical international recruitment
Project status: Completed
To what extent does GamCare initial assessment data provide insights into factors associated with help-seeking?
Quantitative and qualitative analysis of client assessment data from GamCare – the UK’s largest support provider for problem gamblers.
Project status: Completed
The Visa Study: Understanding the impact of the Health and Care Worker visa on the frontline adult social care workforce
Evaluating the impact of immigration rule changes on the social care system.
Project status: Completed
Evaluation of the International Recruitment Fund for adult social care
The fund aims to increase the number of international recruits entering adult social care, improving ethical international recruitment & employment practice.
Project status: Ongoing
News
International educational partnerships to develop the healthcare workforce
What are the benefits and challenges associated with these partnerships?
Ethical international recruitment of healthcare workers – an evidence review
Jo Moriarty is lead author of the latest in the Unit's series of rapid reviews
Optimizing approaches to involvement
Research Fellow Caroline Norrie attended a new NIHR forum for sharing PPIE wisdom from policy research units
Research
International educational partnerships to develop the healthcare workforce
Building on the Unit's earlier review of ethical international recruitment
Project status: Completed
To what extent does GamCare initial assessment data provide insights into factors associated with help-seeking?
Quantitative and qualitative analysis of client assessment data from GamCare – the UK’s largest support provider for problem gamblers.
Project status: Completed
The Visa Study: Understanding the impact of the Health and Care Worker visa on the frontline adult social care workforce
Evaluating the impact of immigration rule changes on the social care system.
Project status: Completed
Evaluation of the International Recruitment Fund for adult social care
The fund aims to increase the number of international recruits entering adult social care, improving ethical international recruitment & employment practice.
Project status: Ongoing
News
International educational partnerships to develop the healthcare workforce
What are the benefits and challenges associated with these partnerships?
Ethical international recruitment of healthcare workers – an evidence review
Jo Moriarty is lead author of the latest in the Unit's series of rapid reviews
Optimizing approaches to involvement
Research Fellow Caroline Norrie attended a new NIHR forum for sharing PPIE wisdom from policy research units