Other research we contribute to

The Care Work partnership aims to connect and showcase adult social care workforce research. Alongside studies funded through the Care Work programme, members of our team contribute to a range of externally funded research projects. Explore these projects below.

Caring in Death

Piloting palliative dementia care resources for care workers

Pro Health Study

Homecare Workers as Proxy Healthcare Professionals: Evaluating Appropriateness, Acceptability, and Impact

The MEND Study

ProMoting divErsity and under represENteD staff in adult social care; attracting, recruiting and retaining more male care workers

OPINIONS

Optimising footcare interventions for older adults living in care homes


Learning to Care

Effective workplace learning environments in care homes: Developing, implementing and evaluating a model and implementation toolkit


EPIC at Home

Exploring the organisation, delivery and impact of person-centred ‘neighbourhood-based, integrated health and care’ models of home care

BEWOW-CH

Be Well Work Well in Care Homes

SENSITISE

OptimiSing tEchNology'S contrIbuTIon to Social care: Understanding care sector preferences for informing technology development and adoption choices



The PUMA Study

Person-centred Use of Music in dementia: Associated changed behaviours in care homes


The SAfe-Home-Meds Study (SAHMS)

Co-designing and implementing a medicines management safety system for use in homecare




VR-CARE

Virtual reality training for risk reduction in care homes




New Ways of Working

New Ways of Working for Adult Social Care Workers