Presenters: Eirini-Christina Saloniki (University College London, UK) and Shereen Hussein (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and… Read More »The abuse and wellbeing of long-term care workers in the COVID-19 era: Evidence from the UK
Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we learnt and what policies do we need to strengthen LTC systems?, 6… Read More »A cross-sectional study during COVID-19 of social care-related quality of life of people with dementia and their carers in England
Presenters: Chris Hatton (Manchester Metropolitan University, UK) and Mary McCarron (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What… Read More »The experience of adults with intellectual disabilities in the UK and older adults with intellectual disabilities in Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic
Presenter: David Rowland (Centre for Health and the Public Interest) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we learnt and… Read More »Assessing the Financial Impact of COVID 19 on the UK Care Home Sector
Presenter: Diane Bunn (School of Health Sciences, University of East Anglia, UK) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we… Read More »UndersTanding the distinct challenges for Nurses in Care Homes: LeaRnIng from COVID-19 to support resiliencE and mental wellbeing (THRIVE)
Presenter: Kathleen Lane (School of Health Sciences, University of East Anglia) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we learnt… Read More »Understanding the lived experiences of infection-control measures in care homes for older people: joint findings from a completed study and a related, on-going study
This webinar brought together three studies on visiting and other restrictions that affected family members (often people who provided regular unpaid care) of people living… Read More »Video and slides of the LTCcovid webinar: Keeping connected. Carer experiences of staying in touch with family and friends living in care homes (UK and Canada), 11th October 2021
Co-hosted by LTCcovid.org and the UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator, the webinar took stock of recent developments and prioritise ongoing issues for action. As we move into our second… Read More »LTCcovid webinar: What policy for UK social care data needs to do now, 18 October 2021 2pm BST
This webinar will bring together three studies on visiting and other restrictions that affected family members (often people who provided regular unpaid care) of people… Read More »LTCcovid webinar: Keeping connected: carer experiences of staying in touch with family and friends living in care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic (UK and Canada)
Jenni Burton (Clinical Lecturer, Academic Geriatric Medicine, University of Glasgow, @JenniKBurton) August 2021 was an important month for long-term care in Scotland with the publication… Read More »Learning lessons and looking forwards – new Scottish publications impacting long-term care policy
