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Funding
NIHR SSCR invites applications to support Master's students to undertake their dissertation. Applications due by Thursday 4 March 2021.
Findings
Research has found no statistically significant effect of the supervision experience on adult social workers’ decision-making.
Publication
Our latest methods review by the NIHR Health & Social Care Workforce Research Unit at King's College London, focuses on researching family group conferences in adult services.
Findings
Research by the University of Kent has found that although love, and having a loving relationship, is very important to people with learning disabilities, they still face many barriers.
Findings
Research by the LSE has identified several areas in which efficiencies can be sought to enable delivery of advance care planning at scale.
Findings
Research by the University of Bristol found that the effects of loneliness are often pronounced among older men and have a range of negative impacts on day-to-day life.
Findings
Research by the University of Kent found that many adults with Tourette’s Syndrome have everyday needs that are not being met.
The School’s Webinar Series showcases our commissioned research – both findings from completed studies and new studies – as well as providing an opportunity to hear from the range of individuals within the School.
Webinars take place fortnightly at lunchtimes. Recordings and slides from previous Webinars are also available.
We have funding available for students to carry out their Masters dissertations linked to School members this summer. Apply by 4 March 2021: https://www.sscr.nihr.ac.uk/call-for-applications-internships-2021/ @NIHRcommunity @CPEC_LSE @SPRUyork @SCSManchester @pssru_kent @UoBrisSPS @hscwru @_HSMCentre
The NIHR Evidence Synthesis Programme is inviting applications from current UK social care employees/scientists with a breadth of experience and knowledge of UK social issues, to join the Evidence Synthesis Programme Advisory Group: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/vacancies/experienced-representative-from-the-uk-social-care-sector-ref-esp2101/26394
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Hi everyone! 👋As I am pretty new to Twitter, I thought I would take the opportunity to introduce myself! My name is Katie and I am a first year PhD student at the University of Birmingham, funded by the @NIHRSSCR.
@Peninsula_ARC are hosting a webinar on 2nd Feb 10-11am with speaker @adamgordon1978 who will reflect on the lessons for #research conducted by the #carehome sector during #Covid19 and what we can learn approaching some normality in 2021. https://enrich.nihr.ac.uk/nihr-penarc-webinar-care-home-research-progress-pitfalls-and-potential/
'Public service austerity, uncertainty over long term care funding, rising demand and workforce shortage have made it difficult to effectively shape markets.'
@DrCNeedham writes in a new blog entry posted today.
Read the full piece here: http://circle.group.shef.ac.uk/2021/01/11/caremarketsbefore_aftercovid19/
#socialcare #care
Research into the impact of supervision has found ‘no statistically significant effect’ of the experience on social workers’ decision-making, and also a misunderstanding of some areas of the #CareAct2014. @KingstonUni @NIHRSSCR
https://www.socialworktoday.co.uk/News/Study-finds-social-workers-misunderstanding-Care-Act-2014-aspects
Great to see this impact case from our research led by @TizardCentre @petermcgill:
A new approach to preventing challenging behaviour in people with learning disabilities in residential care has been rolled out across 800 residential settings.
Read more about the impact of this @NIHRSSCR research: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/case-studies/new-evidence-based-model-provides-framework-to-support-people-with-learning-disabilities/26501
#NIHRMakingaDifference | #socialcare
Interesting opportunity to support #socialcare research funded by @NIHRresearch though it's Evidence Synthesis Programme. Do take a look:
The NIHR Evidence Synthesis Programme is inviting applications from current UK social care employees/scientists with a breadth of experience and knowledge of UK social issues, to join the Evidence Synthesis Programme Advisory Group: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/vacancies/experienced-representative-from-the-uk-social-care-sector-ref-esp2101/26394
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Many congratulations to @25DavidPearson on his Knighthood in the #NewYearsHonoursList. Extremely well deserved for everything he has done for adult social care. David's continued support for care research as a friend of the School and Chair of our Advisory Board is invaluable.
Research funded by @NIHRSSCR has found no statistically significant effect of the supervision experience on adult social workers’ decision-making for the social workers participating in the study: https://www.sscr.nihr.ac.uk/social-worker-supervision/ #socialcare @NIHRevidence @NIHRresearch
