outlines

We appreciate that busy practitioners and managers rarely have time to read lengthy research studies yet wish to stay well informed. So we provide OutLines - short reviews of research evidence, each answering a key question related to an aspect of current health and social care practice for adults. In answering the question authors summarise the available evidence and detail the key implications for practice.

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How can adult social care services become
more accessible and appropriate to LGBT
people?

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User Research: is it really different?

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How can we ensure culturally competent services?

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How can people with dementia be assisted to maintain independence and quality of life?

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What forms of support are effective for family carers of people with dementia?

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What methods can assist adults with communication difficulties to express their preferences?

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What models of care are effective for people living with long-term health conditions?

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How can mental health services promote recovery from severe mental illness?

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How should services meet the needs of people with Down Syndrome who develop dementia?

Outline 07 Outline 07

How can we ensure that the health needs of people with learning disabilities are identified and met?

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