Developing a care home quality indicator based on residents' social care related quality of life: Views of relatives and members of the public

Ann-Marie Towers Completed   2014

Introduction

This study set out to explore the demand for a new care home quality measure based on residents’ social care-related quality of life, as measured by the Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit (ASCOT).

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Research project

Title

Developing a care home quality indicator based on residents' social care related quality of life: Views of relatives and members of the public

Timescale

01/03/2013 to
30/04/2014

Team
Ann-Marie Towers

Ann Netten
Jacquetta Holder
Nick Smith

    Contact

    Ann-Marie Towers
    University of Kent
    Personal Social Services Research Unit
    Cornwallis Building
    University of Kent
    Canterbury
    Kent
    CT2 7NF

    Email

    A.Towers@kent.ac.uk

    REF# P052

    KEY LINKS

    NIHR

    NIHR Funded Research Portfolio

    NIHR Social Care Statistics Working Group

    Journal of Long-term Care

     

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