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View article: Greater recovery after critical illness (GRACE): a call to action to create a new roadmap for critical illness research
Greater recovery after critical illness (GRACE): a call to action to create a new roadmap for critical illness research Open
For decades, most critical care patients have survived hospitalisation, supporting increased attention on the long-term critical illness recovery. The term ‘Post-Intensive Care Syndrome’ was coined in 2012 to raise awareness of long-term i…
View article: Effectiveness of dyadic interventions in improving outcomes for adults with multiple long-term conditions and/or frailty and their informal carers: A systematic review protocol
Effectiveness of dyadic interventions in improving outcomes for adults with multiple long-term conditions and/or frailty and their informal carers: A systematic review protocol Open
Aim To synthesise current evidence on the effectiveness of dyadic (pair-based) interventions in improving outcomes for adults with multiple long-term conditions (MLTC) and/or frailty (aged ≥55 years) and their informal carers. Methods The …
View article: Understanding the Dementia Care Triad: Findings From a Longitudinal Qualitative Study With People Living With Dementia, Their Carers, and Their Healthcare Professionals
Understanding the Dementia Care Triad: Findings From a Longitudinal Qualitative Study With People Living With Dementia, Their Carers, and Their Healthcare Professionals Open
Background: Best healthcare practice for people with dementia encourages the inclusion of family members or carers, alongside enabling people with dementia to make their own decisions. Dementia care thus often includes the person with deme…
View article: Understanding the perspectives of people with dementia and family carers about clinical pharmacists in primary care: A qualitative study
Understanding the perspectives of people with dementia and family carers about clinical pharmacists in primary care: A qualitative study Open
Background The number of people living with dementia is increasing, placing significant strain on healthcare systems and family carers. Primary care teams, including clinical pharmacists, are crucial in supporting people with dementia. Whi…
View article: The potential for clinical pharmacists to support older people with dementia in the community: A qualitative interview study
The potential for clinical pharmacists to support older people with dementia in the community: A qualitative interview study Open
Aims The prevalence of multiple long‐term health conditions including dementia is rising globally. Managing dementia presents significant challenges for healthcare providers. Clinical pharmacists, with expertise in medication management, h…
View article: Identifying risks in dementia care: Insights from a qualitative study with clinical pharmacists
Identifying risks in dementia care: Insights from a qualitative study with clinical pharmacists Open
Introduction People with dementia experience complex healthcare needs. Clinical pharmacists play a crucial role in optimising medication management and ensuring patient safety within the primary care setting. However, little is known about…
View article: Development of a methodology for measuring the quality of statutory social workers’ complex decision-making
Development of a methodology for measuring the quality of statutory social workers’ complex decision-making Open
Registered social workers in English Local Authorities are required to have an expertise in the complex decision-making needed to promote well-being when an adult’s own judgement about their well-being and wishes about how to promote it mi…
View article: The cost-effectiveness of specialist hospital discharge and intermediate care services for patients who are homeless
The cost-effectiveness of specialist hospital discharge and intermediate care services for patients who are homeless Open
Background Recognising the diverse healthcare needs of the population, there is a growing emphasis on tailoring hospital discharge processes to address the unique challenges faced by individuals who are homeless, aiming to enhance the effi…
View article: A systematic narrative review of the research evidence of the impact of intersectionality on service engagement and help-seeking across different groups of women, trans women, and non-binary individuals experiencing homelessness and housing exclusion
A systematic narrative review of the research evidence of the impact of intersectionality on service engagement and help-seeking across different groups of women, trans women, and non-binary individuals experiencing homelessness and housing exclusion Open
Background Women with experience of homelessness face severe health inequalities, with their average age at death being nearly half that of the general population. Recent research emphasises the compound challenges women with homeless expe…
View article: Providing inclusive care and empowering people with dementia as a clinical pharmacist: a qualitative study of clinical pharmacist’s experiences
Providing inclusive care and empowering people with dementia as a clinical pharmacist: a qualitative study of clinical pharmacist’s experiences Open
Taking a personalised and person-centred approach clinical pharmacists can engage with patients and carers in decision-making. This can empower people, particularly those from minoritised or disadvantaged groups, to take an active role in …
View article: Challenging times for early career social workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: A mixed methods study
Challenging times for early career social workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: A mixed methods study Open
The social work profession’s future lies largely in the hands of early career professionals (those working two years or less post-qualification). Their intentions to remain in the profession and their wellbeing affect their performance and…
View article: Cost-utility of a new psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for independence in dementia (NIDUS-Family) versus goal setting and routine care: an economic evaluation embedded within a randomised controlled trial
Cost-utility of a new psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for independence in dementia (NIDUS-Family) versus goal setting and routine care: an economic evaluation embedded within a randomised controlled trial Open
Alzheimer's Society.
View article: The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on UK social workers working with people with learning disabilities: A mixed methods study
The COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on UK social workers working with people with learning disabilities: A mixed methods study Open
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health and wellbeing of social workers working with people with learning disabilities has not been fully explored. This paper reports findings from a large United Kingdom study that surveyed healt…
View article: Service delivery and the role of clinical pharmacists in UK primary care for older people, including people with dementia: a scoping review
Service delivery and the role of clinical pharmacists in UK primary care for older people, including people with dementia: a scoping review Open
Objective As populations age globally, there is increasing prevalence of multiple long-term conditions, such as dementia, leading to many challenges. The burden on health and care services, economic pressures, and the necessity for innovat…
View article: The challenge of scaling-up social work innovations: A case study of Shared Lives schemes in England
The challenge of scaling-up social work innovations: A case study of Shared Lives schemes in England Open
Innovation is routinely presented as a response to pressure on public services. This article considers the development of Shared Lives (SL) schemes in English adult social care (ASC), a model of care that has been consistently promoted as …
View article: The Potential for Experienced Occupational Health Professionals in Encouraging Recruitment to the Field in England: Perspectives of Medical and Nursing Undergraduates and Practitioners Working Outside of Occupational Health
The Potential for Experienced Occupational Health Professionals in Encouraging Recruitment to the Field in England: Perspectives of Medical and Nursing Undergraduates and Practitioners Working Outside of Occupational Health Open
Background: The United Kingdom (UK) population is experiencing high levels of economic inactivity due to long‐term sickness absence. Concurrently, the occupational health (OH) workforce, which plays an important role in assisting people ba…
View article: Supporting Older People Experiencing Homelessness and Memory Problems in Hostels: Learning From an Ethnographic Study
Supporting Older People Experiencing Homelessness and Memory Problems in Hostels: Learning From an Ethnographic Study Open
Background and Objectives Older people with memory problems living in temporary hostel accommodation have longer stays and higher care needs than those without memory problems. In this ethnographic study, we aimed to elucidate how staff cu…
View article: Improving recruitment to occupational health professions through highlighting intrinsic rewards
Improving recruitment to occupational health professions through highlighting intrinsic rewards Open
Background There are currently 2.5 million people economically inactive in the UK due to sickness. The government is considering a range of new initiatives to bring them back into the workforce; however, a lack of occupational health (OH) …
View article: Interventions delivered by primary or community healthcare professionals to support people living at home with dementia with activities of daily living: a systematic review and narrative synthesis
Interventions delivered by primary or community healthcare professionals to support people living at home with dementia with activities of daily living: a systematic review and narrative synthesis Open
Background Most people living with dementia live in their own home supported by family carers. One of the most challenging problems they face is managing toilet-use and continence. Carers have repeatedly asked for better advice from health…
View article: Social workers’ consideration of dental support for people living with dementia: Findings from interviews and care assessment documentation
Social workers’ consideration of dental support for people living with dementia: Findings from interviews and care assessment documentation Open
Social work assessments underpin support plans for many people living with dementia in their own homes in England, but it is unclear how they acknowledge that dementia places people at greater risk of mouth and dental problems affecting th…
View article: Cost-utility of a new psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for Independence in Dementia (NIDUS-Family) versus goal-setting and routine care: economic evaluation embedded within a randomised controlled trial
Cost-utility of a new psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for Independence in Dementia (NIDUS-Family) versus goal-setting and routine care: economic evaluation embedded within a randomised controlled trial Open
Summary Background NIDUS-Family is a 6-8 session, psychosocial and behavioural intervention, delivered by non-clinical facilitators, tailored to goals set by dementia-unpaid/family carer dyads. It is effective in terms of attainment of per…
View article: Pre-implementation planning for a new personalised, dementia post-diagnostic support intervention: exploring the perspective of professional stakeholders
Pre-implementation planning for a new personalised, dementia post-diagnostic support intervention: exploring the perspective of professional stakeholders Open
Background Only a third of people with dementia receive a diagnosis and post-diagnostic support. An eight session, manualised, modular post-diagnostic support system (New Interventions for Independence in Dementia Study (NIDUS) – family), …
View article: The 2018 James Lind alliance adult social work priority setting partnership report: Its use and engagement
The 2018 James Lind alliance adult social work priority setting partnership report: Its use and engagement Open
Summary The James Lind Alliance (JLA) is a nonprofit United Kingdom (UK) organization that builds a set of research priorities for any given topic through the systematic involvement of practitioners, service users, carers, and stakeholders…
View article: Process evaluation of a New psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for Independence in Dementia (NIDUS-Family)
Process evaluation of a New psychosocial goal-setting and manualised support intervention for Independence in Dementia (NIDUS-Family) Open
Introduction We report a mixed-methods process evaluation embedded within a randomised controlled trial. We aimed to test and refine a theory of change model hypothesising key causal assumptions to understand how the New Interventions for …
View article: Post-Proceedings Support in a Family Drug and Alcohol Court
Post-Proceedings Support in a Family Drug and Alcohol Court Open
This article presents the findings from an evaluation of post-proceedings support (PPS) within Gloucestershire Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC). PPS is offered to parents in the year immediately following a completed FDAC hearing. The …
View article: Diagnosis of common health conditions among autistic adults in the UK: evidence from a matched cohort study
Diagnosis of common health conditions among autistic adults in the UK: evidence from a matched cohort study Open
Dunhill Medical Trust, Economic and Social Research Council, National Institute of Health and Care Research.