Care and Carers
Towards a new deal for care and carers : report of the PSA Commission on Care, 2016
... the care system in England as well as the piecemeal system of provision and eligibility for services and ...their carers could socialise and support each ...
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‘Replacement Care’ for working carers? A longitudinal study in England, 2013–15
... long-term care, reconciling unpaid care and carers ’ employment is becoming an important social ...‘replacement care’, to support working ...‘replacement care’ and carers’ ...and ...
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Cash for care: implications for carers
... income care allowance recipients are likely to use the benefit to support family carers; professional families are more likely to use it to employ live-in carers through the “grey” labour ...
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Access to health care for carers
... Sweden. Carers were provided with video telephones and access to multimedia programmes on topics such as lifting and handling, respite services and coping ...developed carers’ knowledge and skills, which in ...
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Access to health care for carers
... h care pr ofessionals t o use t hem m or e effect iv ely and encour aging a gr eat er upt ak e in ut ilisat ion lev ...for carers from black and et hnic m inorit y com m unit ies m ay serve t o addr ess ...
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Social care practice with carers: What social care support is provided to family carers? What support do family carers want?
... some carers’ organisations and family carers who argue that it creates additional work for carers who have to manage the personal budget of those for whom they care if they lack capacity or ...
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Learning with care. Experiences of student carers in the UK
... many carers are unaware that they could be defined as such, and may miss out on support they are entitled to because of this, a concept which our qualitative research ...personal care would qualify someone ...
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Care and support for older people and carers in Bradford
... the care and support they ...European carers suggested that the demands for care and support that their parents placed on them were associated with not having the experience of caring for their own ...
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Back Care. For families and carers of children with disabilities
... Introduction Caring for another person can be a challenging job emotionally and physically. For those who care for a child with a disability, a great deal of carrying and lifting may be required. This can increase ...
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Carers and personalisation : What roles do carers play in personalised adult social care? What roles do carers and service users want carers to play?
... nevertheless some felt practitioners assumed they would continue to provide care. However, some practitioners regarded the carer questions within service user assessments as too narrow, task-focused and ...
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Unpaid carers’ access to and use of primary care services
... Unpaid carers’ access to and use of primary care services Abstract GPs and members of the primary care team have a pivotal role in supporting unpaid carers in their caring role and helping ...
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The impact of social care services on carers’ quality of life
... The Carers Action Plan in England highlights the importance of carer-specific ...local carers’ or other voluntary organisations (Department of Health and Social Care, ...though carers in ...
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Exploring the Care Relationship between Grandparents/Older Carers and Children Infected with HIV in South-Western Uganda: Implications for Care for Both the Children and Their Older Carers
... older carers, which sometimes contrasts with that of younger foster carers, had various social and health outcomes for the children ...older carers were not comfortable talking to children directly ...
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Curating Care: Creativity, Women’s Work, and the Carers UK Archive
... primary carers for their parents, other family members, neighbors, or ...to care for relatives or friends at ...to carers across the ...of carers’ everyday, domestic concerns in forming the ...
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Utilisation of personal care services in Scotland: the influence of unpaid carers
... paid care, which would result in the unpaid care variable being endogenous and parameter estimates ...unpaid care information, is poorly recorded by ...unpaid care information, which could ...
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Utilisation of Personal Care Services in Scotland: The Influence of Unpaid Carers
... formal care is concerning in two ...unpaid carers, the pressure on local authorities providing LTC to older individuals could increase, especially if unpaid carers demand services on behalf of the ...
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The experiences of patients and carers in the daily management of care at the end of life
... illness. Care professionals need to be aware of patients and spouse-carers daily-managing practices, abilities and expertise, as well as factors that may impact upon their choices and decisions regarding ...
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The experiences of patients and carers in the daily management of care at the end of life
... illness. Care professionals need to be aware of patients and spouse-carers daily-managing practices, abilities and expertise, as well as factors that may impact upon their choices and decisions regarding ...
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Measuring and applying the social care outcomes of service users and their carers
... social care data collections to empower communities and promote a culture of acountability has been limited by the lack of transparency and ...by care provider, it is not possible to use such data to shape ...
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End of Life Care in the Home: Supporting and Sustaining Family Carers
... supporting care through to end of life served to both extend and deepen existing bonds held with the ...family carers report heighten appreciation of and enrichment in existing relationships with their ill ...
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