This report looks into stakeholder perspectives of ‘Together We Can’ (a service that supports neighbours to work together to improve their community) to inform the next stage of their strategy and to provide a foundation for future research design. It provides insights in relation to the benefits for local people and agencies from TWC, and how the partnership is seen to achieve these outcomes.
This project seeks to respond to a gap in current research and practice knowledge as to how models of strengths-based practices should be adapted within black and minority ethnic communities, and the role of voluntary and community sector organisations in leading such developments.
Increasing understanding about the motivations and role of people with lived personal experience of health and social care who get involved with shaping health and care systems.
Professor Robin Miller and Dr Caroline Jackson (Social Care theme) have been collaborating with research partners in Europe and Canada to understand how people with lived experience of health and/or social care can influence the development of integrated care.
To review what good leadership looks like in social work and the realities of leading within this professional context.
Reviewing different models and approaches taken by local authorities to embed strengths-based practice to better understand how they can approach such transformation and increase the likelihood of sustainable implementation.
To find out the views and experiences of older people, family carers and social care staff regarding “Hospital at Home”. As well as finding the challenge’s/opportunities for Social care and health care staff providing the service.
Reviewing the use of a TV Technology Platform to Connect Isolated, Older People to Other Care Services.
Exploring the UK based innovation for young people transitioning from care in order to identify what works best and how this can be duplicated.
Reviewing the use of PROMs (questionnaires) in adult social care, what does and does not work, and potential future uses from the perspective of key users in order to inform future policy, practice and research.