[PDF] Top 20 Review of the international evidence on support for unpaid carers

... of unpaid care is associated with poorer mental and physical health and qual- ity of life, particularly at higher intensities of ...also evidence that psychological and physical health conse- quences ... See full document

... the evidence further than it can go, but where we feel there is reasonable clarity, we have said ...the evidence on outcomes that behind any discussion of impact lurks the issue of how interventions are ... See full document

... of carers said that they received little or no helpful information or advice and felt they did not know where to go for support with caring, with a further 45% stating they received some but not all the ... See full document

... supporting unpaid carers in their caring role and helping them to maintain their own health and ...of carers’ contacts with GPs, and a review of the literature including evaluations of ... See full document

... also evidence about improved individual involvement in decision-making, greater clarity of purpose and more enabling ...to support this include supervision, sharing good practice and storytelling, ... See full document

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... ive evidence fr om st andar d out com e m easur es suggest s t hat t hese m easur es m ay require som e reworking t o reflect m ult iple per spect iv es of effect iv ... See full document

... and unpaid carers identified and explored the issue of biased ratings of quality of life by proxy re- ...Paid carers who took part in focus groups suggested that, while they themselves would not do ... See full document

... systematic review presents an analysis and synthesis of the existing research evidence presenting the subjective views and experiences of people with ID regarding their participation in RSE ...this ... See full document

... Personalisation means thinking about care and support services in an entirely different way. It means starting with the person as an individual with strengths, preferences and aspirations and putting them at the ... See full document

... familial carers of ischemic heart patients in the test and control groups after the intervention in relation to before-intervention", the results of the study determined that the average changes of care burden ... See full document

... themselves and by professionals seeking a service on their behalf vary in different areas. To an increasing extent the organisation of routes to services is being shaped by the ways in which the overarching GIRFEC ... See full document

... • Children have a right to information appropriate to their age, understanding and circumstances. However, these principles are not always put into practice. Recent research in Scotland found two children living in ... See full document

... research evidence for crisis intervention teams for older adults with dementia is predominantly cohort ...limited evidence to support the effectiveness of crisis intervention teams for older people ... See full document

... of international law impose on the effectiveness of concepts such as erga omnes obligations and jus cogens ...of international law which promote common interests of the international community as a ... See full document

... Another single-center trial of pharmacokinetics and safety (NCT01899638) evaluated healthy, non-smoking, male and female (1:1) Chinese subjects (N=20) with each subject getting a sequence of three of fi ve treatments ... See full document

... recent international conference on Carers and Work-Care Reconciliation at the University of Leeds drew together leading researchers and policy-makers on this issue, with a key focus on the role of employers ... See full document

... for carers to discuss and share their information, but every thread is very specific and does not provide an easy gateway for people to get advice about their precise ...dementia carers. It is also possible ... See full document

... both unpaid care and the dependent ...between unpaid care and the error term, leading to the estimate of the incremental effect of unpaid care being ...of unpaid care changes as a ... See full document

... As described above, adjunctive treatment with perampanel results in improved seizure control and is generally well- tolerated in children aged 12 years and over with inade- quately focal-onset seizure control. Notably, a ... See full document