Dear Lindsey,
I do hope that we can meet in Hong Kong?  It would be so nice to establish
contact and to discuss our mutual interests.
I would also like to ask if you would be an examiner on a MA thesis ?  The
student has worked on Cystic Fibrosis / Family / Attachment issues.
Please let me know if you would be available to do this?
Looking forward to hearing from you
Regards
Lynette


>
> Dear everyone,
> I am presenting in the satellite session on Day 3 - Decision making in
> dementia - paper is
> listed as being presented as Dr Fran Waugh, but it's a joint paper which I
> am
> presenting.
> Also Day 4 16.00 to 17.30 in the sub-theme Violence and Suicide.
>
> Inequality 'speaks' to all of the themes; so I am regarding it as positive
> that we are
> all spread around, provided we meet up at other times!
> Best wishes,
> Lindsey.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Contacts and Members of SW and Health Inequalities Network on behalf
> of Mary Whiteside
> Sent: Sat 11/11/2006 11:49
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: {Spam?} FW: HONG KONG CONFERENCE
>
> Dear Paul
>
> I will be co-presenting with Yvonne Cadet-James in the same session in
> which Varda is presenting and you are moderating, on Day 2. My paper is
> PO142: The contribution of Social Work to a Public Health intervention: a
> case study of the Family Wellbeing program.
>
> Mary Whiteside
>
>
>
> ---- Original message ----
>>Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 08:39:29 -0000
>>From: Paul Bywaters <[log in to unmask]>
>>Subject: {Spam?} FW: HONG KONG CONFERENCE
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>
>>   Varda Soskolne (See below) has made the good
>>   suggestion that those of us going to Hong Kong
>>   circulate the times of our presentations. I'm doing
>>   a session on Tuesday morning in the Health Policy
>>   and Equity theme, sometimes called Health Policy and
>>   Racial Harmony. I'm also moderator of Varda's Monday
>>   morning session which is called Understanding and
>>   Addressing Health Inequalities.
>>
>>   Paul
>>
>>   Professor Paul Bywaters
>>   Emeritus Professor of Social Work
>>   Coventry University
>>   Priory Street,
>>   Coventry
>>   CV1 5FB
>>
>>   02476 795791
>>
>>     ------------------------------------------------
>>
>>   From: Varda Soskolne [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>>   Sent: Tue 07/11/2006 03:47
>>   To: Paul Bywaters
>>   Subject: Re: HONG KONG CONFERENCE
>>   Dear Paul,
>>
>>   It is a good idea that we all mention the Network in
>>   our presentations. Although it is a pity that some
>>   of our presentations are spread in many sessions it
>>   has the advantage of reaching a wider audience. May
>>   I suggest that you ask all Network members to send
>>   the date and session number of their oral or poster
>>   presentations. This will allow us to compile a list
>>   for our convenience, in case some presentations are
>>   not in sessions entitles with the keyword
>>   "inequalities...". Attached, please find mine.
>>
>>   Day 2: December 12, 11:00-12:30. Session
>>   8.3 Understanding and addressing inequalities
>>   V. Soskolne -  Social inequalities in health:
>>   different pathways explain social inequalities in
>>   physical health and in depressive symptoms in Israel
>>
>>
>>   Some of us (myself included) may have booked one of
>>   the cultural evening programs on Monday night and
>>   won't be able to join you for dinner.
>>
>>   Best regards,
>>
>>   Varda
>>   ================================
>>   Varda Soskolne, Ph.D
>>   School of Social Work
>>   Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan 52900
>>   and Hadassah Medical Center, Jerusalem
>>   Israel
>>
>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>     From: Paul Bywaters
>>     To: [log in to unmask]
>>     Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 10:39 PM
>>     Subject: HONG KONG CONFERENCE
>>     This is for Network members who are attending the
>>     Hong Kong Conference on Social Work in Health and
>>     Mental Health.
>>
>>     Quite a lot of members of the Network will be in
>>     Hong Kong for the Conference. Several of us are
>>     involved in the different themes on Tuesday and so
>>     will not be able to get to each
>>     other's presentations but there are also some
>>     other paper sessions on health inequalities, for
>>     example a session on Understanding and Addressing
>>     Inequalities at 11.00 on Monday December 11th.
>>
>>     Please can all the Network members briefly mention
>>     the Network in your presentations. The aims of the
>>     Network are set out on the Web page
>>     (www.warwick.ac.uk/go/swhin). If you can also tell
>>     people about the email list and the resources that
>>     are available on the Website that would be good.
>>     We have around 150 members but would like a lot
>>     more. Tell people about the Wednesday Network
>>     meeting too (see below).
>>
>>     There is a Network meeting planned for Wednesday
>>     December 13th from 12.30 - 2.00 in M01 and I would
>>     urge as many of you as possible to come to it. We
>>     rarely have the chance to talk together about the
>>     direction and future of the Network and this
>>     meeting marks the end of our first two years and
>>     the handover of Convenorship to Lindsey Napier. It
>>     would be very valuable to have discussion together
>>     about how the Network has progressed and how we
>>     can go forward together.
>>
>>     We'd also like to keep up the tradition of
>>     enjoying ourselves together and want to suggest
>>     that as many of us as would like to should aim to
>>     meet together on Monday evening for a meal. If we
>>     meet in the Conference Foyer between 5.30 and
>>     6.00, we can go and find somewhere together.
>>
>>     It would be good if we can put copies of members'
>>     presentations on the web site after the
>>     conference. So if you are willing for this to be
>>     done, please email me your presentation in an
>>     attachment. We are now building up quite a library
>>     of presentations and papers from different events.
>>
>>     I will be staying at the Harbour View
>>     International Hotel.
>>
>>     Best wishes and looking forward to seeing you,
>>
>>     Paul
>>
>>     Professor Paul Bywaters
>>     Emeritus Professor of Social Work
>>     Coventry University
>>     Priory Street,
>>     Coventry
>>     CV1 5FB
>>
>>     02476 795791
>>
>>
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