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2026
article
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Catherine Henderson, Sarah Jasim, Linda Clare, Sylwia Gorska et autres
Background This scoping review explored theoretical frameworks that explain how assistive technology (AT), including assistive and electronic devices and home modifications, affects people with dementia and their unpaid caregivers. Objective The review aimed to identify models linking home environments to themes of …
gb, us
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2026
article
OpenAlex
Morwenna Rogers, Ruth Bartlett, Anita Chonzi, Catherine Henderson et autres
Abstract Background Research has shown that adults prefer to remain in their own homes as they age. Care homes are expensive and as the population ages, availability is likely to become more limited and unaffordable to many. Live-in care, when a paid …
gb
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2026
article
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Will A. Byrd, Nazak Salehi, Catherine Henderson
BACKGROUND: Credible and costed plans for managing future outbreaks of Covid-19 and other respiratory infections depend on the availability of good quality evidence. Methods: Three rapid reviews (RRs) examined evidence on: Bibliographic database searches for each RR and supplementary grey literature searches …
gb
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2026
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Hannah Ramsden Marston, Katie Brittain, Jennifer K. Lynch, Matthew Lariviere et autres
Digital technologies (smart phones, tablets and smart speakers) are becoming prevalent in social care provision to facilitate older people to maintain independent living. However, there is a paucity of understanding of what type of technologies are being trialled by social care services, …
gb, us, pe
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2025
peer-review
OpenAlex
Grant Gibson, Matthew Lariviere, Nicole Steils, Hannah Marston et autres
Introduction Despite significant social and financial investment, evidence suggests that technology-enabled care services (TECS) for older adults with assisted living needs fail to meet their potential. Simultaneously, an increasingly diverse range of care and consumer technologies are entering the market with the …
gb
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2025
peer-review
OpenAlex
Grant Gibson, Matthew Lariviere, Nicole Steils, Hannah Marston et autres
Introduction Despite significant social and financial investment, evidence suggests that technology-enabled care services (TECS) for older adults with assisted living needs fail to meet their potential. Simultaneously, an increasingly diverse range of care and consumer technologies are entering the market with the …
gb
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2025
article
OpenAlex
Rebecca Syed Sheriff, Jason Arday, Rohit Shankar, Roisin Mooney et autres
INTRODUCTION: Three-quarters of mental health problems start before the age of 25. However, young people are the least likely to receive mental healthcare. Some young people (such as those from ethnic minorities) are even less likely to receive mental healthcare than others. …
gb
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2025
peer-review
OpenAlex
Grant Gibson, Matthew Lariviere, Nicole Steils, Hannah Marston et autres
Introduction Despite significant social and financial investment, evidence suggests that technology-enabled care services (TECS) for older adults with assisted living needs fail to meet their potential. Simultaneously, an increasingly diverse range of care and consumer technologies are entering the market with the …
gb
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Accès ouvert
2025
article
OpenAlex
Grant Gibson, Matthew Lariviere, Nicole Steils, Hannah Ramsden Marston et autres
Introduction: Despite significant social and financial investment, evidence suggests that technology-enabled care services (TECS) for older adults with assisted living needs fail to meet their potential. Simultaneously, an increasingly diverse range of care and consumer technologies are entering the market with the …
gb
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Accès ouvert
2025
article
OpenAlex
Oliver Stirrup, James Blackstone, Iona Cullen-Stephenson, Robert Fenner et autres
BACKGROUND: Non-pharmaceutical interventions were used widely in care homes for older people during the COVID-19 pandemic, but there have been few randomised trials to support policy decisions. We aimed to evaluate the effect of biweekly asymptomatic staff testing with support funding for …
gb
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2025
preprint
OpenAlex
Oliver Stirrup, Catherine Henderson, James Blackstone, Natalie L. Adams et autres
Abstract Background Care home residents are at high risk of severe outcomes following respiratory infection due to age, co-morbidities, and close contact with staff and other residents. Frequent staff testing could potentially reduce respiratory infection cases in residents, but evidence is limited. …
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2025
preprint
OpenAlex
Paul Flowers, Ruth Leiser, Maria Krutikov, Natalie L. Adams et autres
Purpose To describe the development of an intervention (‘ Test to Care’ ) maintaining biweekly asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 testing amongst care home staff. Methods Diverse inputs were sequentially integrated: 1 ) A behaviour change wheel (BCW) analysis of the results from a systematic …
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