Evangelia Petropoulou
evangelia petropoulou

Dr Evangelia Petropoulou PhD, FHEA, MSc, PgCERT, BA (Hons)

Lecturer

Biography

I am a Lecturer in Social Work in the School of Health and Social Care. My main research interests and expertise include identifying the predictive and protective factors of injuries of people with learning disabilities and developing risk injury and risk fall injury assessment tools tailored to this population in order to implement the most promising interventions on a broad scale. I am also particularly interested in service provision and the involvement of people with learning disabilities in the design and delivery of health and social care services and education.

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Fellowships and Awards

  • Fellow of Higher Education Academy

 

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How to implement an integrated care approach to reduce falls and fall-related injuries in people with learning disabilities

Book Chapter
Petropoulou, E., & O'Leary, L. (2023)
How to implement an integrated care approach to reduce falls and fall-related injuries in people with learning disabilities. In K. Marshall, H. Bamber, R. Garbutt, & C. Easton (Eds.), Demystifying Integrated Care: A Handbook for Practice. Elsevier

Frequency, causes and types of injuries experienced by adults with intellectual disabilities who live with support in their own homes in Scotland

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2019, December)
Frequency, causes and types of injuries experienced by adults with intellectual disabilities who live with support in their own homes in Scotland. Paper presented at 19th Seattle Club conference, London, UK

Risk injury assessment tool in community-based adults with learning disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2018, July)
Risk injury assessment tool in community-based adults with learning disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland. Poster presented at 5th IASSID Europe Congress Diversity & Belonging: Celebrating Difference, Athens, Greece

Risk factors for injuries for adults with learning disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2016, December)
Risk factors for injuries for adults with learning disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland. Poster presented at 16th Seattle Club conference, Glasgow, UK

Injuries reported and recorded for adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland: a comparison with Scottish adults in the general population

Journal Article
Petropoulou, E., Finlayson, J., Hay, M., Spencer, W., Park, R., Tannock, H., …Skelton, D. A. (2017)
Injuries reported and recorded for adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland: a comparison with Scottish adults in the general population. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 30(2), 408-415. https://doi.org/10.1111/jar.12244
Background Providers of supported living services to adults with intellectual disabilities (IDs) in the United Kingdom have procedures in place to monitor injuries; this provi...

Injuries recorded and reported for adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland: A comparison with Scottish adults in the general population

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2015, December)
Injuries recorded and reported for adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland: A comparison with Scottish adults in the general population. Paper presented at 5th Seattle Club conference, Cardiff, UK

Playworkers’ perceptions of friendships among adolescents with high functioning autism/ Asperger syndrome

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2014, July)
Playworkers’ perceptions of friendships among adolescents with high functioning autism/ Asperger syndrome. Poster presented at 4th IASSID Europe Congress, Vienna, Austria

Two-year incidence of injuries amongst adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland, UK

Presentation / Conference
Petropoulou, E. (2014, July)
Two-year incidence of injuries amongst adults with intellectual disabilities who live with paid support in Scotland, UK. Paper presented at 4th IASSID Europe Congress, Vienna, Austria