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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

Antonina Semkina, Caroline Norrie, Ian Kessler, Annette Boaz, Rekha Elaswarapu , et al. · 2025

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…

Improving recruitment to occupational health professions through highlighting intrinsic rewards Open

Antonina Semkina, Caroline Norrie, Rekha Elaswarapu, Ian Kessler, Jo Moriarty , et al. · 2024

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) …

Understanding the unmet support needs of young and young adult carers and their families Open

Nicola Brimblecombe, Madeleine Stevens, Sara Gowen, Robin Skyer, Jo Moriarty · 2024

Support for children and young people who provide unpaid care is important to help prevent negative impacts of caregiving on their education, employment, mental health, and social relationships. We aimed to address an evidence gap about wh…

Types and aspects of support that young carers need and value, and barriers and enablers to access: the REBIAS-YC qualitative study Open

Nicola Brimblecombe, Madeleine Stevens, Sara Gowen, Jo Moriarty, Robin Skyer , et al. · 2024

Background Many children and young people in England provide support to family members who are disabled, have mental or physical ill health, or misuse drugs or alcohol. Providing care can negatively impact children and young people’s educa…

Young carers’ experiences of services and support: What is helpful and how can support be improved? Open

Madeleine Stevens, Nicola Brimblecombe, Sara Gowen, Robin Skyer, Jo Moriarty · 2024

Globally, many children and young people provide support to family members who have poor physical or mental health, are disabled, or misuse drugs and alcohol. These young carers are at higher risk of poorer education, employment, health, a…

Standards of proficiency for registered nurses—To what end? A critical analysis of contemporary mental health nursing within the United Kingdom context Open

Oládayò Bífárìn, Freya Collier‐Sewell, Grahame Smith, Jo Moriarty, Han Shephard , et al. · 2024

Against the backdrop of cultural and political ideals, this article highlights both the significance of mental health nursing in meeting population needs and the regulatory barriers that may be impeding its ability to adequately do so. Spe…

‘You’re out on a limb, on your own’: Social care personal assistants’ (PAs’) reflections on working in the Covid-19 pandemic ‐ implications for wider health and care services Open

Caroline Norrie, Olivia Luijnenburg, Jo Moriarty, Kritika Samsi, Jill Manthorpe · 2023

Context In England, Personal Assistants (PAs) are part of an international trend towards state funded but client-hired or directly employed care workers. The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted and exacerbated pre-existing risks and advantages o…

Local Online Information for Carers in England: Content and Complexity Open

Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty, Jacqueline Damant, Nicola Brimblecombe, Joanna Marczak , et al. · 2023

This article reports on a study of local online information for carers in England. It sets this in the context of the Care Act 2014 which gave local authorities (LAs) specific responsibility for providing information to carers. The study s…

The Development of the Nursing Associate Role: The Postholder Perspective Open

Ian Kessler, Nicole Steils, J. John Harris, Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty · 2021

‘It’s a real fine balancing act’: directly employed care workers’ experiences of engaging with health services Open

Jane Wilcock, Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty, Steve Iliffe · 2021

Little is known of the experiences of directly employed care workers communicating with healthcare providers about the situations of their employers. We report findings from 30 in-depth semi-structured interviews with directly employed car…

A qualitative study of handovers at shift changeovers in five care homes for older people in England Open

Caroline Norrie, Jo Moriarty, Valerie Lipman, Rekha Elaswarapu, Jill Manthorpe · 2020

Background It is widely acknowledged that inadequate handovers are associated with putting patients at risk in clinical settings; however, handover practices have received little attention in other 24‐hr settings such as long‐stay resident…

The Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and Their Families and Signs of Safety: Competing or Complementary Frameworks? Open

Mary Baginsky, Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty · 2020

Signs of Safety (SoS) is a comprehensive assessment framework (AF) used in some form in most English children’s service departments as well as in many other countries. The Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and their Families…

Older care home residents’ and their relatives’ knowledge, understanding and views of shift handovers: an exploratory, focused-ethnographic qualitative study using interviews and observations Open

Katharine Orellana, Valerie Lipman, Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty, Caroline Norrie , et al. · 2019

Objectives To investigate residents’ and relatives’ views and experiences of handovers in care homes. This paper reports residents’ and relatives’ awareness of handovers, knowledge of and views on handover practices and purpose, and views …

What makes a good handover in a care home for older people? Open

Jo Moriarty, Caroline Norrie, Jill Manthorpe, Valerie Lipman, Rekha Elaswarapu · 2019

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to investigate the content, purpose and effectiveness of the handover of information between care home staff beginning and completing a shift. Design/methodology/approach This was an exploratory study d…

Working with Signs of Safety: Parents' perception of change Open

Mary Baginsky, Ben Hickman, Jo Moriarty, Jill Manthorpe · 2019

Signs of Safety (SoS) is an approach used to work with families involved with children's services that was developed in Australia during the 1990s. Despite the fact that it has been adopted by countries across the globe, the evidence for i…

Editorial: Innovative Practice Open

Jo Moriarty · 2019

Great expectations: ambitions for family carers in UK parliamentary debates on the Care Bill Open

Jill Manthorpe, José‐Luis Fernández, Nicola Brimblecombe, Martín Knapp, Tom Snell , et al. · 2019

The Care Act 2014 amended legislation relating to government responsibilities for adults with care needs. It set out new statutory responsibilities for the support of family or informal carers. As part of a study investigating the impact o…

Handovers in older people’s residential care Open

Katharine Orellana, Valerie Lipman, Jill Manthorpe, Jo Moriarty, Caroline Norrie , et al. · 2019

Editorial: Innovative Practice Open

Jo Moriarty · 2019

Workforce diversity and conflicts in care work: managers’ perspectives Open

Jill Manthorpe, J. John Harris, Jo Moriarty, Martin Stevens · 2018

The care workforce in England is ethnically diverse yet little is known of how managers manage this aspect of human resources work. This article reports findings from a longitudinal study of the care workforce to offer insights into manage…

Exploring working relationships between primary care and directly employed home care workers Open

Jo Moriarty, Jane Wilcock, Jill Manthorpe, Steve Iliffe · 2018

The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020…

Editorial: Innovative Practice Open

Jo Moriarty · 2018

A roadmap to advance dementia research in prevention, diagnosis, intervention, and care by 2025 Open

James Pickett, Cathy Bird, Clive Ballard, Sube Banerjee, Carol Brayne , et al. · 2018

Objective National and global dementia plans have focused on the research ambition to develop a cure or disease‐modifying therapy by 2025, with the initial focus on investment in drug discovery approaches. We set out to develop complementa…

‘We’re effectively becoming immigration officers’: social care managers’ experiences of the risk work of employing migrant care workers Open

Jill Manthorpe, J. John Harris, Martin Stevens, Jo Moriarty · 2018

In the UK care sector, as much as other fields of work, managers need to check and monitor the immigration status of their staff. In this article, we examine accounts from care home and home care managers of making decisions about recruitm…

Handovers in care homes for older people – their type, timing and usefulness. Findings from a scoping review Open

Jo Moriarty, Valerie Lipman, Caroline Norrie, Rekha Elaswarapu, Jill Manthorpe · 2017

There is a considerable body of literature on the importance of effective shift handovers in hospitals and other health-care settings but less is known about the transfer of information between staff starting and completing stints of paid …

Editorial: Innovative Practice Open

Jo Moriarty · 2017

Editorial: Innovative Practice Open

Jo Moriarty · 2017

The New Orleans Intervention Model : early implementation in a London borough. Evaluation report, July 2017 Open

Mary Baginsky, Jo Moriarty, Jill Manthorpe, Dennis Ougrin, Kerry Middleton · 2017

Evaluation of signs of safety in 10 pilots, July 2017 Open

Mary Baginsky, Jo Moriarty, Jill Manthorpe, Jennifer Beecham, Ben Hickman · 2017

How do handovers happen? A study of handover-at-shift changeovers in care homes for older people Open

Caroline Norrie, Jo Moriarty, Valerie Lipman, Rekha Elawarapsu, Jill Manthorpe · 2017

This report presents the findings from our study
into the content, purpose and effectiveness of the
handover of information about older residents
between care home staff coming off duty and those
coming on duty. The stu…

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