The University of Sheffield
The School of Nursing and Midwifery

Ms Bridget Penhale's Keynote Papers

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International Keynote Papers (since 2003)

International Keynote conference paper, Queen Sofia Centre for Research on Violence, Valencia, Spain. Sept. 2003. Topic: The Concept of Elder Abuse (invited & sponsored Opening Keynote paper)

International Keynote conference paper, Icelandic Society of Gerontology. Nov. 2003. Topic: Elder Abuse: an overview (invited & sponsored Opening Keynote paper)

International conference paper, 7th Asian regional Congress of Gerontology. Nov. 2003. Topic: Elder Abuse in the UK (invited & sponsored symposium paper)

International Keynote conference paper, National Conference on Elder Abuse, Dublin, Nov. 2004. Topic: European Developments in Elder Abuse (invited & sponsored keynote paper)

International Keynote conference paper, 1st International Conference on elder Abuse, Helsinki, Finland June.2006. Topic: The Concept of Elder Abuse: Breaking the Silence (invited & sponsored Keynote paper)

International Keynote conference paper, 1st International Conference on Elder Abuse, Prague, Nov.2006. Topic: Elder Abuse in the UK (invited & sponsored Keynote paper)

International Keynote conference paper, First National Conference on Elder Abuse, Madrid, Spain, Dec.2006. Topic: The Concept of Elder Abuse: Breaking the Silence (invited & sponsored Keynote paper)
International Keynote conference paper, FERPA European Conference Brussels, Belgium, Oct.2008. Topic: The Concept of Elder Abuse (invited & sponsored Keynote paper)

National Keynote Papers (since 2003)

Keynote Paper: Conference on Elder Abuse, York (March 2003). Topic: European Developments in Elder Abuse

Keynote Paper: SCOPE Conference on Adult Protection, Birmingham (April 2004). Topic: Adult Protection and Advocacy

Keynote Paper: Conference on Elder Abuse, Ipswich (June 2004). Topic: Current Developments in Adult Protection


Keynote Paper: National Conference, Manchester (April 2006). Topic: The Concept of Elder Abuse: Breaking the Silence