Careology Podcast - Exploring Research in Social Care

Claire Goodman and Diane Bunn

Research in Home Care

Zoë Fry is joined by Dr Richard Green,  Rebecca Sharpe and Caroline Cosh, who share their experiences of research in Home Care.

Palliative Care Research

Zoë Fry is joined by Professor Katherine Sleeman and Professor Catherine Evans, who led the CovPall Care Homes study.

This study examined how the pandemic affected the provision of palliative and end-of-life care within care homes.

 

Please visit the below links to find out more:-

 

Short Animation referred to within the podcast. https://youtu.be/IP5GQVneOrc

 

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/role-of-care-home-staff-overlooked-pandemic

Creative Ageing Research

Unlocking the power of Social Care through Research

Caroline Cosh and James Rycroft are joined by Professor Ruth Endecote - NIHR and Professor Laura Shallcross – UCL to discuss how becoming involved in research can have a huge impact on not only your service users but also your colleagues and your community.

Research in Social Care

In this episode,  Zoe continues to learn more about Research conducted within the Social Care Sector.

Research In Social Care from a Provider Perspective

Zoë guests are both from the Close Care Home in Burcot, a Care Home that has achieved an Outstanding Rating in all KLoEs.

 

Tania Kent is the Home manager, and Anna Walker is a senior Nurse.

 

Listen as they discuss the importance of research in social care.

Research in Social Care Prof. Ruth Endacott & Dr. Isabelle Latham

This episode discusses the importance of Research within Social Care and the benefits it can bring to people who receive care and the teams around them.

Please see the links below to the CHARM study. Thanks to Dr. Isabelle Latham for sharing.

 

For information about the study: https://adsdementiablog.wordpress.com/charm/

The guidance manual can be found here: https://adsdementiablog.wordpress.com/charm/charm-section-1/