CHANGING PERPECTIVES ON DATA – WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR CARE HOMES?
CHANGING PERPECTIVES ON DATA – WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR
Watching out for ‘elephant traps’ and keeping ahead of the game
Watching out for ‘elephant traps’ and keeping ahead of the
“Realist syntheses without contextual comparison is unrealistic” – the utility of a realist synthesis when developing a care home minimum data set (MDS)
Mr Massirfufulay Kpehe Musa, Research Fellow, The Centre for Research
DACHA: AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST’S PERSPECTIVE
Jessica Blake Senior Research Associate, University of Hertfordshire Occupational
What do we want? Useful data. Where do we want it? Care homes – A case for a care home minimum data set.
Dr Gizdem Akdur, Research Fellow, The Centre for Research in
Developing a Repository of UK Care Home RCTs
DACHA Work Package 2 involves the development of a repository
The invisibility of the UK care home population – UK care homes and a minimum dataset
Jenni Burton, Claire Goodman, Terry Quinn 14 May 2020 While
Sue’s story: Supporting research in care homes
Sue Fortescue, who joined the Research Network in 2014, talks