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.
A big thank you to everyone who RT’d our call for focus group participants for the ‘Avoidable Harm in Mental Health Social Care’ study. We want those who could be harmed to define what harm can be and how it could be avoided @TinaColdham @Georgie_Hudson5
The latest article in our #COVID19 special collection is by @LorenzKH and @AdelinaCoHe - The impacts of COVID-19 on unpaid #carers of adults with #longtermcare needs and measures to address these impacts: A rapid review of evidence up to November 2020 https://journal.ilpnetwork.org/articles/10.31389/jltc.76/
Me, Angie Sweeney @TinaColdham & @Georgie_Hudson5 are doing survivor research on avoidable harm in mental health social care & holding focus groups with people who've used these services in the past 7 years. To find out more pls email Georgie: georgie.c.hudson@kcl.ac.uk. TY!
Our new paper funded by @NIHRSSCR :
Providing Social Care following Release from Prison | The British Journal of Social Work
Providing Social Care following Release from Prison: Emerging Practice Arrangements Further to the Introduction of the 2014 Care Act
Abstract. Although prisoners have significant care needs and are particularly vulnerable following release, there have been longstanding concerns abou...
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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and we're showcasing research that looks at #mentalhealth. Research led by Sue Tucker @OfficialUoM, highlights a need to actively identify adults with social care needs in prison, including mental health needs: https://bit.ly/3y6KozZ
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Just out - thanks to all participants & @nihrsscr for funding Social Work Practice with Adults under the Rising Second Wave of Covid-19 in England: Frontline Experiences & Use of Professional Judgement
Social Work Practice with Adults under the Rising Second Wave of Covid-19 in England: Frontline Experiences and the Use of Professional Judgement
Abstract. The impacts on adult social work in England of the Covid-19 pandemic were sudden and are proving long-standing. In England, many social work...
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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and we're showcasing our research focusing on #mentalhealth. This study, led by @pwillis5 at @UoBrisSPS, looks at loneliness in older men and how it affects their mental, physical and emotional health https://bit.ly/3uAS8rW @NIHRresearch
Join @UoBrisSPS on 26 May '21 to discuss #socialcare and support for unpaid #carers during #covid19. Presentations will draw on two @NIHRresearch studies funded by @NIHRSSCR Register here:
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Supporting carers during Covid-19: messages from research in England
Centre for Research in Health and Social Care Seminar, School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol.
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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and we're showcasing research focusing on #mentalhealth. This study led by @SchrebersSister at @bham_uni looks at #mentalhealth service users’ experiences, and user-led strategies needed to protect from abuse: https://bit.ly/3eyB4Ns @NIHRresearch
🚨SSCR Webinar today 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
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