Wendy Loretto speaks on Healthy Ageing UK conference panel

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28 February 2022

Watch our Principal Investigator Professor Wendy Loretto discussing Supporting Healthy Ageing at Work at the Healthy Ageing UK Conference on 15 November 2021.

The panel focused on 'Revolutionising times: Innovating to support an ageing workforce'. Wendy discussed the SHAW approach to co-designing innovation and interventions around health and work.

The conference was held on 15 to 16 November 2021 and was delivered by URKI's Healthy Ageing Challenge in partnership with the Centre for Ageing Better. Further conference recordings are available on the Centre for Ageing Better's website.

Healthy Ageing 2021 Conference