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Dr Sweta Rajan-Rankin awarded £1.5M for Future Leaders Fellowship project

By Gabrielle Grant | 21 June 2022

Senior Lecturer and inter-disciplinary scholar, Dr Sweta Rajan-Rankin, has been awarded a remarkable sum of money from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in the latest … Read more

Research on flexible working makes significant impact at home and abroad

By Gabrielle Grant | 23 May 2022

Professor Heejung Chung’s research, to develop and enhance flexible working policy and practice, has influenced both national and international governance. Flexible working is used by … Read more

SSPSSR third in Times Higher Education research rankings

By Gabrielle Grant | 12 May 2022

Research in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research (SSPSSR) has been ranked third in the UK by the Times Higher Education The … Read more

Cancer care failings identified by CHSS Director, Professor Stephen Peckham

By Gabrielle Grant | 04 April 2022

Evaluation of the Government’s progress against its policy commitments relating to cancer services in England is published A report, which Professor Stephen Peckham co-authored, for … Read more

Care home quality ratings linked to the working conditions of staff

By Andrea Shieber | 18 January 2022

Research led by Kent’s Centre for Health Services Studies (CHSS) and Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) has found that improving working conditions and reducing staff turnover can increase … Read more

New study demonstrates how home care can reduce NHS costs

By Andrea Shieber | 06 January 2022

A new study led by Kent’s Personal Social Services Research Unit (PSSRU) has found that higher home care supply in a local authority can significantly reduce … Read more

Expert Panel finds Government progress to improve mental health services ‘requires improvement’

By Andrea Shieber | 09 December 2021

A report published today by the Health and Social Care Committee’s Expert Panel says the Government’s progress in delivering its policy commitments on a wide … Read more

Working from home can increase work-family conflict for women in traditional gender roles

By Andrea Shieber | 08 December 2021

New research by SSPSSR Professor of Sociology and Social Policy Heejung Chung has found that working from home can increase feelings that family responsibilities hinder … Read more

£10 million funding award for new Centre for Care

By Andrea Shieber | 07 December 2021

Kent is one of five universities collaborating on the launch of a new ‘Centre for Care’ to address the urgent need for accessible research and … Read more

Expert Comment: The new drug strategy may not be as bad as it looks

By Andrea Shieber | 07 December 2021

With the Government publishing its 10-year Drugs Strategy today (6 December 2021), SSPSSR Professor in Criminal Justice, Alex Stevens, explains how behind the tough-sounding rhetoric in … Read more

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