Social care evidence in practice: an English perspective
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What is adult social care? Care and support provided by local social services authorities to adults who need extra support. This includes older people, people with learning disabilities, physically disabled people, people with mental health problems, drug and alcohol misusers and carers. (Adapted from Law Commission Report)
Funded by HEIF (Higher Education Innovation Fund) for two years Project led by NIHR School for Social Care Research at LSE Collaboration with: RAND Europe Research in Practice for Adults Social Services Research Group
Three strands of project activity: 1. Getting evidence into practice
2. Exploring methods for knowledge exchange
3. Making the case for research
What people tell us helps them to use research…
Methods used in Year One so far…
Our learning so far…
Future possibilities…
The Kings Fund – Sam’s story
IRISS – Measuring personal outcomes
Take aways…
Thank You Twitter: @LSE_SCEIP and @georgejulian Email: [email protected] Blogs: SCEIP http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/socialcareevidenceinpractice/ Me www.georgejulian.co.uk/blog
