... a network of community organisations and a rapid realist literature review. Findings Four common factors that combine to make a successful support intervention, regardless of its type, size or location were identified: relationships, purpose, technology and community. The application of the factors...

... to illuminate ways in which connected relationships can be maintained. Design/methodology/approach – This is a view point paper based on both a personal perspective (the writer grew up in a care home) and professional experience in the field of care work and culture change. Findings – Connecting...

...Dylan Kneale; Patrick Sholl; Chris Sherwood; Jessica Faulkner Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore how minority stress and the experience of societal level hostility towards lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people and their relationships may have impacted upon their relationships...

... to challenges that include practice development needs, inter agency co‐ordination, collaboration and co‐operation for the achievement of relationship based person centered outcomes in quality improvement work. The pilot study involved data gathered from the clients, relatives and staff, which were analyzed...

... The 360 SF is the first triangulated, diagnostic, assessment framework that measures the care culture based on the triangulated relationships for relationship activated care in DS. Managers from five domiciliary agencies attended a one day workshop to explore what constitutes a good care experience...