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Issues and options for UK social care data policy A report from the LTCcovid webinar: What policy for UK social care data needs to do now (18th October 2021)

Cian O’Donovan, UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator Summary points Lessons about social data use during the pandemic are not agreed by everyone. For instance, data infrastructure… Read More »Issues and options for UK social care data policy A report from the LTCcovid webinar: What policy for UK social care data needs to do now (18th October 2021)

Does informal care compensate formal care during COVID-19? Cross-sectional study of service utilization among community-dwelling people living with dementia in the post-pandemic period 

Presenter: Cheng Shi (The University of Hong Kong) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we learnt and what policies do… Read More »Does informal care compensate formal care during COVID-19? Cross-sectional study of service utilization among community-dwelling people living with dementia in the post-pandemic period 

Exploring new threats of COVID-19 in the LTC migrant carer workforce: a conceptual comparative framework and cross-country analysis of selected EU countries

Presenter: Ellen Kuhlmann (Hannover Medical School) Abstract for the International workshop on COVID-19 and Long-Term Care systems: What have we learnt and what policies do we… Read More »Exploring new threats of COVID-19 in the LTC migrant carer workforce: a conceptual comparative framework and cross-country analysis of selected EU countries

Turkey is not just for Christmas! A shared appreciation for research conducted in care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Authors: Kathryn Hinsliff-Smith, Jane Wray, Caroline White and Janice Keefe October 11th 2021 was Canadian Thanksgiving Day and LTCCOVID also hosted an international seminar on care home research. This enabled us both to… Read More »Turkey is not just for Christmas! A shared appreciation for research conducted in care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic.