Publications

Journal Papers

Lord, S., Chastin, S., McInnes, L., Little, L., Briggs, P. and Rochester, L. (in press). Exploring patterns of daily physical and sedentary behaviour in community dwelling older adults.Age and Ageing.

McInnes, L., Briggs, P., Little, L., Rochester, L., Hopley, N., and Watson, A. (2010). Assessing mobility of successfully ageing adults using new mobility metrics. International Conference on Ageing and Disability (ICADI), UK

McInnes, L. (2010). Mapping a mobility profile of the “oldest-old” survivors of a longitudinal study of ageing. Northumbria University Conference, UK

McInnes,L., Briggs,P., Little,L., Rochester,L., Hopley, N., and Watson,A. (2010). New metrics for exploring the relationship between mobility and successful ageing. British Society of Gerontology Conference, July, Brunel University, London, UK.
McInnes,L., Briggs,P., Little,L., Rochester,L., Hopley,N., and Watson,A. (2010). New metrics for exploring the relationship between mobility and successful ageing. 7th World Conference of the International Society for Gerontechnology, Vancouver, Canada.
McInnes, L., Briggs, P., Little, L., and Rochester, L. (2009). Mapping a mobility profile of the “oldest-old” survivors of a longitudinal study of ageing. British Society of Gerontology Conference, UK
Briggs,P. Little,L., McInnes,L., and Rochester,L. (2010). Using whole body technologies to map the mobility of older adults. Whole Body Interaction 2010, A SIGCHI 2010 Workshop, Atlanta GA, Organisers David England, Liverpool John Moores University; Jennifer G Sheridan, London Knowledge Lab; Beth Crane, University of Michigan

Parliamentary Reports: FAST prepares an annual report on behalf of the Department of Health. The report provides a comprehensive listing of AT projects undertaken in the UK with government or EU funding, and is an influential information source for policy makers, government, researchers and funders. The Ageing and mobility project was listed in 2008/2009 report. (http://www.fastuk.org/research/projview.php?id=1335) and a full report will be published in the 2009/2010 document.
Scientia: Newcastle Science City has published a book: Scientia, that conveys a detailed and compelling story about the exciting science and innovation that goes on in Newcastle and the city-region, through a series of case studies. This book is being used for communication and inward investment purposes. The Ageing and Mobility project is included in this publication.
Society Now brings the latest and most topical social science research to key opinion formers in business, government and the voluntary sector. It is published three times a year and highlights research currently being undertaken by the UK's leading social scientists and demonstrates how social science research can contribute to better policymaking and, ultimately, a better society. The Ageing and Mobility project has an article in the recent (Autumn 2010) issue.
http://www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk/esrcinfocentre/about/CI/CP/societynow/