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Hamish Robertson

Hamish Robertson is a Senior lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) with 15 years’ experience in ageing research. Robertson is a geographer with experience in health, ageing, disability and multicultural issues. His PhD research was on the geography of Alzheimer's disease and is interested in spatial science applications in the health, ageing and disability sectors including spatial visualisation as a tool for collaborative research and analysis. Robertson is also writing in the areas of big data, health informatics, 'race', diversity and cultural heritage issues.

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The Past in the Present: Ageing and the Workhouse Inheritance

by Hamish Robertson July 4, 2019

by Hamish Robertson July 4, 2019

The contemporary aged care sector and geriatric medicine look like a solution to the problem of ageing and that, I suggest, is part of what is wrong with contemporary attitudes …

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Hamish Robertson

Hamish Robertson

The Past in the Present: Ageing and the Workhouse Inheritance