SSCR Highlight This poem, produced in 2020, is about the experiences and hopes of older people who self-fund their social care produced...
NIHR Highlight NIHR has launched a call for research to better understand and manage the health and social care consequences of mental...
News
Twelve new awards have been funded to support the School's mission to develop research capacity in adult social care in England.
News
Funding of £1.7 million has been committed to new research into social care, supporting the School's commitment to improving the evidence base for adult social care practice in England.
Findings
Research by the University of York has found low organisational support and busy community mental health teams limited implementation of the Connecting People intervention.
Findings
Research by the University of Kent has found that delayed transfers of care (DTOCs) could be reduced by an increase in local home care and care home provision.
Vacancy
We are seeking to appoint an individual to support the School’s Director, and Finance and Impact Manager, across a range of responsibilities. Deadline: 18 June 2021.
Findings
Research by the University of Bristol has found that local authority websites vary considerably in COVID-19 support information provided for carers.
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.
There could be no better introduction or introducer to Normalization Process Theory – an excellent webinar by @CarlRMay for @NIHRSSCR, which taught me a lot https://twitter.com/CarlRMay/status/1402210121279840261
Here is a talk I gave earlier in the year that sets out a basic introduction to Normalization Process Theory and its application to implementation research in health and social care. Perhaps you'll find it interesting or even useful... https://twitter.com/NIHRSSCR/status/1402184577683230723
DYK that people age 16-25 who provide care are:
🔹less likely to be in employment
🔹have lower earnings
🔹have poorer mental & physical health
than their counterparts?
As #CarersWeek wraps up, don't miss this crucial work from @Nicbrimblecombe @NIHRSSCR
https://www.sscr.nihr.ac.uk/impact-of-caring-on-young-people/
Did you miss the latest news from NIHR School for Social Care? Find out about our newly commissioned studies, events, and #research findings: https://t.co/hc4sM7ZpqF
One of these new @NIHRSSCR projects led by Dr Sophie Sarre @KingsNursing working with @Solnetwork1 & @BASW_UK aims to improve service users’ & adult social workers experiences of using digital technologies. Service user researchers central to study now chosen from 63 applications https://twitter.com/Knappem/status/1403341464772485122
These 12 newly commissioned studies address a wide range of relevant social care issues, employ various designs, involve people with experience of using services, carers and professionals in many ways. I'm sure they'll deliver pertinent insights. Great to see them about to start! https://twitter.com/NIHRSSCR/status/1403330407916093445
"The complexities and ethics of humour need to be considered and managed appropriately should it be used as an effective practice tool"
Read the blog by @DaisyBoggCons: https://elfi.sh/3qw29oC @CPEC_LSE @NatElfService @NIHRSSCR
These 12 newly commissioned studies address a wide range of relevant social care issues, employ various designs, involve people with experience of using services, carers and professionals in many ways. I'm sure they'll deliver pertinent insights. Great to see them about to start! https://twitter.com/NIHRSSCR/status/1403330407916093445
News from NIHR School for Social Care Research: New awards, research findings, webinars - https://mailchi.mp/778786eeb513/news-from-nihr-school-for-social-care-research-recent-research-findings-4750386
News from NIHR School for Social Care Research: New awards, research findings, webinars -
@JenniBrooks @katieelizabet_ @SPRUyork @spsw
Thanks to @NIHRSSCR for funding that led to this publication. Those employing and managing workplace PAs describe having two jobs in one day. It's complicated!
Scandinavian Journal of Disability Research
Article: Two Jobs in One Day: Exploring the Dynamics of Personal Assistance Relationships in the Workplace
doi.org
Here is a talk I gave earlier in the year that sets out a basic introduction to Normalization Process Theory and its application to implementation research in health and social care. Perhaps you'll find it interesting or even useful... https://twitter.com/NIHRSSCR/status/1402184577683230723
The video recording and slides of our webinar by @CarlRMay on #normalisationprocesstheory in #SocialCare research are now available at https://www.sscr.nihr.ac.uk/event/nihr-sscr-capacity-building-webinar-normalization-process-theory-in-social-care/. Many thanks again to Carl for giving this excellent webinar and to @birksyvonne for chairing. #NPT
🚨SSCR Webinar🚨
@Knappem and colleagues will discuss economic analysis in the adult social care context, focusing on principles and examples.
📆Tuesday 22 June 1pm-2:30pm📆
Register now: https://bit.ly/3iGqlmX
#socialcare
