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2008

Morris, M. , Hancock, J. , Donovan, L. and Jackson, S. (2008) Evaluating the implementation of new Health Trainer Role. In: DHP/EHPS Conference, Bath, 9-12 September 2008.

Jackson, S. , Morris, M. , Donovan, L. and Hancock, J. (2008) Utilising mixed methodology to understand the learning process and issues of subsequent empoyability in a new role for the NHS. In: ESCalate Conference - the Teaching-Research Interface: Implications for practice in HE & FE, Stirling University, 29-30 April 2008.

Jackson, S. , Morris, M. , Donovan, L. , Hancock, J. , Parker, W. and Field, N. (2008) We need to work together: Evaulating the impact of a Health Trainers education programme on subsequent employability. In: UKPHA 16th Annual Conference, Liverpool, 1-2 April 2008.

Jackson, S. , Morris, M. , Donovan, L. , Hancock, J. , Parker, W. and Field, N. (2008) What's in a name? 'Behaviour' versus 'Self-investment'. In: UKPHA 16th Annual Conference, Liverpool, 1-2 April 2008.

Jackson, S. , Donovan, L. , Hancock, J. and Morris, M. (2008) Evaluation of the new Health Trainer Role. In: Professional and Workforce Development Conference, UWE, Bristol.

2007

Marriott, A. , Hawkes, C. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2007) Forgetting to walk A systematic review of fall prevention programmes for older adults with cognitive impairment. .

Marriott, A. , Baker, J. , Smallwood, J. , Riby, L. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2007) The effects of glucose ingestion and glucose regulation on memory performance in older adults with mild cognitive impairment. ?.

2006

Morris, M. , Jackson, S. , Parker, W. , Hopkinson, C. , Hancock, J. and Donovan, L. (2006) The paradigm shift: Training a diverse group of non-professionals to deliver behaviour change with clients. In: UKBSM Annual Conference, Cambridge, UK, 6 December 2006.

Marriott, A. , Hawkes, C. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2006) Systematic review evaluating fall prevention programmes for older adults with cognitive impairment. In: Mental Health Research in the South West Annual Conference, Taunton, UK, 30 November 2006.

Gwilt, A. , Jackson, S. and Hancock, J. (2006) pilot study to evaluate the feasibility of undertaking a research project to investigate the benefits of using nutritional snacks with elderly mentally ill in-patients. In: British Dietetic Association Conference, London, 13 November 2006.

Marriott, A. , Hawkes, C. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2006) A systematic review evaluating fall prevention programmes for older adults with cognitive impairment. In: Mental Health Research in the South West Annual Conference, Taunton, UK, 30 November 2006.

Marriott, A. , Claire, H. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2006) A systematic review evaluating fall prevention programmes for older adults with cognitive impairment. In: Faculty of Old Age Psychiatry Annual Residential Conference, Glasgow, UK, 1 March 2006.

Marriott, A. , Hawkes, C. , Bullock, R. and Hancock, J. (2006) Forgetting to walk: A systematic review into the cognitive reasons for falls in older people. In: The International Conference on Gait & Mental Function , Madrid, Spain, 4 February 2006.

2005

Bullock, R. , Voss, S. and Hancock, J. (2005) Relationships in older people with memory loss: The impact of diagnosis of dementia. In: Oxford Brookes University Research Conference , Oxford, UK, 7 July 2005.

Bullock, R. , Voss, S. and Hancock, J. (2005) Older people with memory loss: The impact of diagnosis of dementia. In: Swindon Therapies Day , Swindon, UK, 1 May 2005.

Bullock, R. , Voss, S. and Hancock, J. (2005) Relationships in older people with memory loss: The impact of diagnosis of dementia. In: British Psychological Society Quinquennial Conference, Manchester, UK, 30 April 2005.

2004

Murphy, S. and Hancock, J. (2004) Levonelle-2 users' health beliefs, health knowledge, locus of control and social support. In: British Psychological Society Annual Conference , London, UK, 30 April 2004.

Murphy, S. and Hancock, J. (2004) Levonelle-2 users in Swindon Walk in Centre and Sexual Health service, their health beliefs, health knowledge, locus of control and social support. Bristol: UNSPECIFIED. ISBN