... Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Transgender older adults Structural exclusion Life-course perspective Inclusive ageing Minority stress Psychosocial mediators Well-being Loneliness Quality of life Social care Care homes Older people One...

...Robert McSherry; Nellie Makhumula-Nkhoma; Rhian Crompton; Jan Blain; Damian Nolan; Paul Kingston Purpose This paper aims to present a real-world case study of an adult social care research–practice partnership, established in the UK, between university researchers, a local authority and third...

... will enable real-time storage of nursing services directly in the resident’s room on a modular room display called “NurseTab”, from which the data will be integrated into the existing hospital system without duplication of entries. This would eliminate the problems of data loss and retrieval. Social care...

...Francesca Horne; Diane Bailey; Maggie Kenney Purpose Despite continuing workforce challenges over the last decade, the social care system is considered a key enabler in keeping older people out of hospital. In response to the workforce challenges, White Paper was released, which acknowledged...

... home settings. This paper will therefore be useful to academic researchers, individuals managing student placements and to health and social care staff who wish to learn about of the value of IPE learning schemes. Siobhan Kelly can be contacted at: s.a.kelly2@salford.ac.uk © 2022 Emerald...

... but readers might actually not like my dim and incoherent perception of the world. Social care Changing attitudes Patient’s experience User involvement Acquired deafblindness Sensory loss I have known friends who opt out of conversations and gatherings as their hearing and sight decline...

... Pandemic Well-being Social care Demographic change Older people Policy Vulnerability The senior citizen population is increasing both in India and across the world. By 2050, the population of 60 years and older is expected to increase by 1.25 billion to 2 billion, making up 22% of the world’s...

... social and economic participation. The paper concludes with a discussion of some of the key principles through which other countries can translate lessons gained from the Japanese experience of intergenerational programmes into their own health and social care systems. Originality/value This paper...

...Jill Manthorpe; Stephanie Bramley Purpose This purpose of this paper is to review evidence about the barriers and facilitators to ex-service personnel obtaining employment within social care roles. Social care has long-standing, well-recognised problems of staff recruitment and retention...

...Jo Moriarty; Jill Manthorpe; Jess Harris Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe some of the changes to the content and delivery of care work in the context of developments in the wider labour market. Design/methodology/approach A total of 240 interviews with social care practitioners...

...Jill Manthorpe; Stephanie Bramley Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review evidence about the role of education in supporting ex-service personnel to move to social care work with older people. Social care has long-standing, well-recognised problems of staff recruitment and retention in many...

... the residents more in order to meet their person-centred needs […] it can be quite challenging when you know your resident needs nutrients, but they’re not having it, based on their confusion, on dementia and they don’t understand. Nutrition Champion Care homes Older people Social care Health care...

...Martin Stevens; Jo Moriarty; Jess Harris; Jill Manthorpe; Shereen Hussein; Michelle Cornes Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of personalisation policy on the providers of social care services in England, mainly to older people, within the context of austerity and different...

... variables of this study are presented in Table I . Sanghee Kim can be contacted at: even07@naver.com © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Social care Older workers Family types Employment types Middle-aged workers Re-employment...

... to addressing private sector housing disrepair, including creation of employment opportunities, economic stimulus through enabling best use of assets, as well as health and social care gains. In addition to increasing housing supply through building much needed new homes, existing housing stock disrepair needs...

... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Social care Older people Care Act 2014 Family carers Care costs cap Self-funders Under the Care Act 2014, people assessed with eligible needs are entitled to financial support once...

... that explored the provision of social care and support for older people with both conditions. Design/methodology/approach – The project was a collaboration between the universities of York, Worcester, Bournemouth and Cambridge, supported by the Thomas Pocklington Trust and the Housing and Dementia...

.... Whilst the regulators carry out their own visits to care homes, it is nevertheless very apparent that the lives of the many older people in care homes leaves much to be desired. In 2014, the Retired Senior Volunteer Programme (RSVP) in the West, in consultation with social care managers...

.... Ageing Social care Policy Age friendly society Older workers Employment retention South Korea is predicted to become a super-aged society by 2030, which means that older individuals (those aged 60 years and above) would compose over 20 per cent of the total population, because of low birth...

...Deborah Klee; Sonia Douek Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the role that faith and spirituality play for Jewish people as they age and examine how this is expressed and supported by a health and social care environment. Design/methodology/approach – This is a case study...