DrMartin Partridge
Senior Lecturer in Health and Social Care
Faculty of Education, Health, and Wellbeing
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- Senior Lecturer in Health and Social CareFaculty of Education, Health, and Wellbeing
- 01902 323322 Ext.3322
- University of Wolverhampton, FEHW, Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1LY, United Kingdom
RESEARCH INTERESTS
*China (Chinese people, culture)
*Dual-heritage and identity
*Cultural studies
*Disability studies
Recent Primary Research Projects:
The experiences of international Social Workers who migrate (£6,000).
Experiences of British National Hong Kong individuals who have migrated to the United Kingdom (UK) under the UK Government initiative the Welcome Programme (2021) (£1,860).
Experiences of Chinese and Polish informal carers (£2,000).
Chinese Voices of Social Care, Factors that contribute to levels of satisfaction with social care amongst people from Chinese backgrounds, NIHR SSCR (£187,960 collaboration).
Including people with learning difficulties from Chinese backgrounds: An ethnography of three services (£5,000).
A Service for Chinese Adults with Learning Difficulties? Attitudes and experiences towards the access, design and delivery of learning difficulty services in Birmingham (£1,000).
A comparative study of Chinese and English attitudes towards people with learning disabilities (£500).
*Dual-heritage and identity
*Cultural studies
*Disability studies
Recent Primary Research Projects:
The experiences of international Social Workers who migrate (£6,000).
Experiences of British National Hong Kong individuals who have migrated to the United Kingdom (UK) under the UK Government initiative the Welcome Programme (2021) (£1,860).
Experiences of Chinese and Polish informal carers (£2,000).
Chinese Voices of Social Care, Factors that contribute to levels of satisfaction with social care amongst people from Chinese backgrounds, NIHR SSCR (£187,960 collaboration).
Including people with learning difficulties from Chinese backgrounds: An ethnography of three services (£5,000).
A Service for Chinese Adults with Learning Difficulties? Attitudes and experiences towards the access, design and delivery of learning difficulty services in Birmingham (£1,000).
A comparative study of Chinese and English attitudes towards people with learning disabilities (£500).