Journal of Integrated Care: Volume 7 Issue 5
Practical evidence for service improvement
Table of contents
Learning Disability Services (and Beyond): Will Having an Evidence Base Make a Difference?
Rob GreigEric Emerson's recently published research on the costs and quality of village, residential communities and supported housing should bring to an end an argument that has…
Comprehensive Assessment of Older People
Jan StevensonThe important role of comprehensive assessment in recognising the need for and organising often complex care regimes for individual older people is widely accepted. However, the…
Regeneration in Hull: Its Potential Impact on Community Care
John Wardle, Anna Turner, Ed WasherThis case study explores how a service development, such as an intermediate care scheme, can be delivered through a partnership of learning organisations, how it can be translated…
On Developing Primary Care Groups as Effective Organisations
Paul Waddington, Mike FilbyPrimary care groups need to address some uncomfortable issues if they are to become effective as organisations in their local networks. The paper examines PCGs' relationships with…
Seeking Residents' Views in Homes for Older People: A User's Perspective on an Approach
Steve Walkerden, Tina CampbellThis short article describes the experiences of a major provider of residental care for older people in Australia, in ascertaining the views of their residents. It discusses…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Professor Axel Kaehne