SSCR Highlight This video, produced in 2018, is the trailer for a play produced by 2BU Productions Ltd based on research findings...
NIHR Highlight Professor Jon Glasby (NIHR SSCR Senior Fellow, Birmingham) has written a blog for the NIHR about how his new programme...
Findings
Research by the University of Bristol has found that local authority websites vary considerably in COVID-19 support information provided for carers.
Funding
NIHR SSCR invites applications to support individuals to develop their careers as research leaders in adult social care research in England by 3 June 2021.
Funding
NIHR SSCR invites applications to support individuals to develop their careers in adult social care research by 2 June 2021.
Findings
Research has found no statistically significant effect of the supervision experience on adult social workers’ decision-making.
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.
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.
Recruiting to a study I'm very happy to be a small part of and funded by @NIHRSSCR exploring young disabled adults’ views and experiences of how the need for intimate support related to sexuality and gender affects their relationships with PAs. Do please RT if you are interested. https://twitter.com/RhiHumphrey/status/1391735296748830723
@edmund_cf @DisabilityNorth @davidabbottbris @attoftman @SPRUyork https://twitter.com/rhihumphrey/status/1391735014430318598
Please RT. Would you like to take part in research on personal assistance, gender & sexuality? Are you a young disabled adult between 18 & 30? Do you live in England? Have you been managing your support arrangements for over 6 months? More info here: https://wp.me/PcfKf3-88
🚨Next SSCR Webinar tomorrow at 1pm GMT!🚨
Don't forget to register to hear colleagues from @IpsosMORI discuss how #representative Adult #SocialCare surveys are of the populations they are intended to cover. Register here: https://bit.ly/3b84vnz
@NIHRresearch
This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we're highlighting our #research focusing on #mentalhealth. "Recovery for African and Caribbean men," a study from @RoyalHolloway, points to the need for understanding how societal issues affect mental health @NIHRresearch https://bit.ly/3f1Wm5g
We're looking for someone with experience and knowledge of UK social care to join our Evidence Synthesis Programme Advisory Group.
You can find out more and apply at https://www.nihr.ac.uk/vacancies/experienced-representative-from-the-uk-social-care-sector-ref-esp2101/26394
Invitations will be opening soon with @NIHRresearch for research projects on nature-based #SocialPrescribing to help build the #Evidence base on the positive impact of nature and #MentalHealth
Check out the website for more info:
https://www.nihr.ac.uk/funding/nature-based-social-prescribing-an-evaluation-of-therapeutic-interventions-and-activities-on-mental-health-outcomes-a-feasibility-and-main-stage-study/27582
🚨Next SSCR Webinar Tuesday 11 May at 1pm GMT!🚨
Colleagues from @IpsosMORI discuss how #representative Adult #SocialCare surveys are of the populations they are intended to cover. Register at https://bit.ly/3b84vnz
@NIHRresearch
What is the impact of population-level interventions aimed at improving independence among older people or disabled people? Join our webinar on Tuesday 8 June 10am to find out about this #ResearchFunding opportunity: https://www.nihr.ac.uk/funding/2139-improving-independence-among-older-people-or-disabled-people/27283
@NIHRSPCR @NIHRSSCR @NIHRSPHR https://twitter.com/MHRIncubator/status/1387740783403540485
When it comes to research, collaboration with others is essential. You can use the #MHRmap to find social workers who are doing #mentalhealth #research.
👉http://mentalhealthresearch.org.uk/map-of-research-locations/
Are you/know anyone who is interested in blogging for the @SocialCareElf? We are looking for new bloggers! Do you:
✅ have an interest in understanding social care research?
✅ enjoy woodland camaraderie?
✅ want to tackle misinformation?
Get in touch and DM or retweet us!
