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Department of Medicine
- Staff
Dr A. (Sally) M. Keeling
BA(hons) PhD(Otago)
Department of Medicine
University of Otago, Christchurch
The Princess Margaret Hospital
P.O.Box 800
Christchurch
New Zealand
Email: sally.keeling@otago.ac.nz
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Current Roles
- Senior Lecturer
- President, New Zealand Association of Gerontology, Canterbury
Branch
- 2007-2009, Director, New Zealand Institute for Research on Ageing,
Victoria University of Wellington (see http://www.victoria.ac.nz/nzira/)
Research Interests
- Social context of ageing in NZ
- Comprehensive geriatric assessment
- Service developments in Older Person’s Health
- Medical anthropology
- Anthropology of ageing
- Public Policy and Ageing in New Zealand
Top 10 Publications
- Wiles, J.,Allen, R., Kerse,N., Palmer,
A., Keeling, S. and Hayman,K. (2008).Older people and their social spaces:
a study of attachment to place in Aotearoa New Zealand. in press Social
Science and Medicine.
- Keeling, S. and Davey, J.(2008) Working carers in New Zealand: Zones
of Care and Contested Boundaries, in Martin-Matthews A and Phillips
J.(eds), Aging and Caring at the Intersection of Work and Home Life:
Blurring the boundaries. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates/ Taylor and Francis
Group, NY/London. 129-146.
- Hambleton, P., Keeling, S. and McKenzie M. (2008) Quality of life
is…:The Views of Older Recipients of Low Level Home Support Social
Policy Journal of New Zealand Vol.33: 146-162
- Keeling, S., Glasgow,K. and Morris, C. (2008) Grandparents in rural
families: young people’s perspectives. Blue Skies Report, No
24/08, Families Commission. http://www.familiescommission.govt.nz/files/blue-skies-keely-glasgow-morris.pdf.pdf
- Roud, H., Keeling, S., & Sainsbury, R. (2006). Using the COPE
assessment tool with informal carers of people with dementia in New
Zealand. The New Zealand Medical Journal, 119(1237). http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/119-1237/2053/
- Schofield, V., Davey, J. A., Keeling, S., & Parsons, M. (2006).
Ageing in place. In J. Boston & J. A. Davey (Eds.), Implications
of population ageing: Opportunities and risks (pp. 275-306). Wellington,
New Zealand: Institute of Policy Studies.
- Keeling, S., Larkins, B. and Millar, N. (2005).Changing assessment
processes in Older Person’s Health: Some Canterbury Tales New
Zealand Family Physician, Vol. 32, No 4, pp 234-237
- 2003: New Zealand Guidelines Group Assessment Processes for Older
People: Best Practice Evidence Based Guideline, available on www.nzgg.org.nz
(Keeling, S.- Convenor)
- Keeling, S. 2003. "Mystories from a public ethnography of
ageing and later life" Special Edition, Medical Anthropology -
Tales from the Antipodes in SITES , Guest eds, J.Park and R.Fitzgerald,
Vol.1, No.1, 186-209
- Keeling, S. 2001. “Relative Distance: ageing in rural New
Zealand”, Ageing and Society, Vol 21, Pt 5, September: 605-619.
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