Research project

Palmer - ESRC - ES/L002663/1 Health risks and benefits of extended working life (the HEAF study)

Other researchers:

Emeritus Professor Catharine Gale,

Professor Maria Evandrou
Research funder:

ESRC
Status:

Not active

Staff

Other researchers

Emeritus Professor Catharine Gale

Research interests

Cognitive ability and negative emotions in relation to morbidity and mortality

Connect with Catharine

Email: [email protected]

Professor Maria Evandrou FAcSS

PROFESSOR OF GERONTOLOGY

Research interests

ESRC: Centre for Population Change (CPC): I am Co-Director of ESRC Centre for Population Change. My collaborative work focuses on a) Increasing longevity and the changing life course, and b) Understanding intergenerational relations & exchange. For more information, please visit the CPC website.
ESRC CPC - Connecting Generations: I am also Co-Director of the ESRC CPC-Connecting Generations research programme. The research will investigate areas such as changing intergenerational relationships; intergenerational flows of support in later life; and work-life balance, employment and caring responsibilities in mid-life. More information on the Connecting Generations research programme here.

Connect with Maria

Email: [email protected]

Research outputs

Job dissatisfaction and the older worker: baseline findings from the Health and Employment After Fifty study

Stefania D'angelo, David Coggon, Clare Harris, Catherine Linaker, Avan Aihie Sayer, Catharine Gale, Maria Evandrou, Tjeerd van Staa, Cyrus Cooper, Karen Walker-Bone & Keith Palmer, 2016, Occupational & Environmental Medicine, 73, 512-519

DOI: 10.1136/oemed-2016-103591

Type: article

Health and Employment after Fifty (HEAF): a new prospective cohort study

K.T. Palmer, K.E. Walker-Bone, E.C. Harris, C. Marshall-Cox, S. D'Angelo, A.A. Sayer, C.R. Gale, M. Evandrou, T. van Staa, C. Cooper & D. Coggon, 2015, BMC Public Health, 15(1071), 1-13

DOI: 10.1186/s12889-015-2396-8

Type: article