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4: Improved surveillance, reporting and research on preventable illness In line with NHS England’s commitment to ‘improve the NHS’s ability to undertake research and apply innovation’10 and as part of the ... including:40 The Richmond Group is commissioning research to model how different interventions could make a difference. We will publish this research in 2015. In the meantime, we need to be able to measure
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identify £183 million in unclaimed benefits. This was 14 per cent above our target for the year. Our research shows that older people spent the money on essential items such as food, paying utility bills ... in the past. We published research on the likely impact of the reforms on people, saying that while we supported greater flexibility, more safeguards are needed. This research was featured in our report
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life for everyone through our information and advice, services, campaigns, products, training and research. In the UK we work closely with our partners Age Scotland, Age NI, Age Cymru and the many local ... deliver services (e.g. the range of community broadband services). The government must continue to research and share knowledge about ways to deliver services in rural areas, such as transport (see pages
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finance, legal, telecoms and water providers. www.resolver.co.uk. Research Institute for Disabled Consumers (RiDC). National research charity providing independent information to disabled and older consumers ... live alone. Tel: 0800 716543. www.reengage.org.uk. Society of Genealogists. Charity that offers research material, guidance and support for people interested in family history. Tel: 020 7251 8799. www
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and take decisions which mean that they get the best value from their retirement income. This research focuses on the implications of the reforms for those with average-sized pension pots. It examines ... don’t know that they will have to make a retirement income decision and so don’t prepare for it: Research published by the ABI showed low levels of knowledge and engagement amongst those approaching retirement
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Concessionary travel costs and benefits September 2014. Available at: www.greenerjourneys.com/bus-pass/research/ (accessed 2 June 2016). Hirst, E. and Harrop, B (2011). Getting out and about: Investigating the ... driver retraining: An updated systematic review of evidence of effectiveness. Journal of Safety Research, 40, 105-111. Liddle, J., Turpin, M., Carlson, G., and McKenna, K. (2008). The needs and experiences
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average from arrival at accident and emergency departments until admission, transfer or discharge.9 Research by the Kings Fund10 shows the difficulties hospitals have experienced in efforts to reduce admissions ... Emergency Departments, 2017-18 10 Kings Fund (2010): Avoiding hospital admissions. What does the research say? 11 Statistics for Wales (24 October 2018): National Survey for Wales 2017-18 Statistical Bulletin:
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aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Welsh Government provided funding for Age Cymru to undertake research into the mental health of older adults in care homes in Wales. Our report produced in March 2023 ... important to maintaining good mental health. 11 Case study : cooking in a care home During our research, we heard about a person living in a care home in Cardiff who, before moving to the home, had greatly
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Matthew Norton and Sally West. Available on http://www.ageuk.org.uk/Documents/ENGB/For-professionals/Research/Age_UK_Poverty_in_Later_Life(2014).pdf?dtrk=true 5 Galbraith, John Kenneth (1958). The Affluent ... physical ill-health and social isolation). Also, a 2012 study by the National Centre for Social Research for the Department for Work and Pensions found that older people would favour an automated application
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Commissioner for Wales Older people’s access to GP services is a longstanding issue and recent research I have undertaken has found that over 40% of older people were less likely to try to get a GP appointment
