...). Ashley J. Maister can be contacted at: ash.maister@gmail.com 30 08 2021 21 12 2021 02 02 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Evidence-based practice Multidisciplinary teamwork Antipsychotic agents...

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... in the last two years and he has lost confidence as a result of frequent falls. His gait is slow, hesitant and shuffling. He is afraid to walk and relies on his wife to help in all activities of daily living. His weight has dropped by five kilogrammes in the last year. Evidence-based practice...

... to stress and distress are highlighted. Evidence-based practice Health and wellbeing Integrated health and social care Holistic approaches to care Dementia is an international public health priority, which places high demands on long- term care services in terms of both demand...

... been recognised by the government as a priority (HSCC, 2018), but processes to translate this into actual “shop floor” change remain elusive. Evidence-based practice Multi-disciplinary teamwork Whole systems Health and social care Integrated care Joint commissioning The term...

... model of care in NZ. Evidence-based practice Evidence-based policy Management of change Whole systems Primary care/primary health care Many countries around the world are undergoing periods of transformation and reform in primary health care (PHC). These often draw on similar principles...

... of health professionals to deliver appropriate care may reduce pressures on the medical workforce. In Australia, rural and remote regions have far fewer medical providers than in metropolitan areas (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2014). Evidence-based practice Health care Costs...

...-effective, practitioner driven and transferable to other settings. Evidence-based practice Integrated care Multi-disciplinary teamwork Integrated pathways Health and well-being Recent statistics demonstrate that one in five Australians adults have a mental health disorder in any one year...

.... The MHPN provides opportunities for interdisciplinary professional development in the primary mental health sector. The model is highly cost effective and transferable to other settings and countries. Evidence-based practice Integrated care Multi-disciplinary teamwork Integrated pathways Health...

... Incorporates direct experience of senior leaders in the field together with the existing and emerging evidence base. John Wilderspin can be contacted at: john@wilderspinconsulting.co.uk © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Evidence-based...

... are granted an additional three visits a week, undertaken in a hall with additional resources such as board games, art supplies and football which is in stark contrast to the standard weekly visits which restrict prisoners to their seats and deny physical contact with visitors. Prison Evidence-based...

... enabling implementation of evidence-based practice within CAMHS. The unique experience in forming the“1419” service has important implications nationally and brings together evidence of an effective service within a theoretical underpinned context. Ayla Humphrey can be contacted at: ah290@cam.ac.uk...

... and maximise the undoubted yet not fully tapped potential of social work to contribute to better lives for older and disabled people. To understand what this might mean for integration debates necessitates a critical understanding of social work’s distinctive expertise and value. Evidence-based...

... line, in situations that are often highly complex and rapidly changing. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Evidence-based practice Health and wellbeing Evidence-based policy Partnership working Long-term conditions Health and social care Life expectancy is rising across...

... constitute collaborative working. Managing the different sorts of political tensions and judgements involved in making these issues in work takes both craft skills and graft in the sense that this is often incredibly hard and sustained labour. Evidence-based practice Health and social care Integrated...

... and do. It also asks us to reconsider the focus of integration as a person-centred process. Integration Evidence-based practice Voluntary and community sector Partnership working Care partnerships Long-term conditions © Authors 2014 Recent social policy in Scotland shows a strong...

... context of evidence-based practice. Key enablers and challenges are identified to the production of joint practitioner-research and more broadly to outcomes for carers. The authors also examine the reflective process of joint working between individuals and the impact this can have on facilitating...

..., contact with family and choice. This paper briefly describes this research and its recommendations. In addition it explores the implications for managers and professionals supporting people with learning disabilities. knowledge base The Emergence of PersonCentred Planning as Evidence-Based Practice Helen...

... there is. It also provides a description of and rationale for evidence-based practice, and highlights the benefits of the Internet using examples of currently available research resources. However, the existing evidence from the social care field indicates poor levels of access to the Internet and other electronic...

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