Journal of Community & Public Health Nursing
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Hannah Iveson

School of Psychology, University of Liverpool, Brownlow Hill, Liverpool,, United Kingdom

Biography

Hannah Iveson currently a co-director and assistant psychologist at NeuroTriage, a third-sector community interest company, that provides neuropsychological support to homeless people in Liverpool. This includes neuropsychological assessment and report writing, group reflective practice facilitation, specialised rehabilitation support and all the intricacies that come with co-running a small organisation! I recently graduated from the University of Bristol with a Distinction in Applied Neuropsychology MSc and The Cheyne McCallum North Bristol NHS Trust Prize for Best Clinical Neuropsychology Research Project (Mark, 83).

Publications

Homelessness as a Barrier to Human Rights and Healthcare Provision

The most vulnerable members of our society are often the ones who are most vulnerable to human rights abuses. This paper considers the socio-political context of homelessness within the United Kingdom, and argues that the homeless population is being denied the right to healthcare provision, due to structural barriers, policies and services which a... Read More»

Hannah Iveson, Naomi Butler and Stephen Weatherhead

: J Comm Pub Health Nursing 2019, 5:233

10.4172/2471-9846.1000233

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