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Optimising palliative care for older people in community settings: development and evaluation of a new short term intergrated service

King's College London0 个研究点目标入组 900 人开始时间: 2013年6月5日最近更新:
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入组人数
900

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研究类型
Observational

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性别
All

入选标准

  • Inclusion criteria as of 07/07/2016:
  • 1. Older adults living with frailty using one of the participating community groups or residing in the participating care home; or
  • 2. Carers of older adults (either informal carers e.g. family members or a carer working as a volunteer for one of the participating charitable organisation supporting older people in community settings)
  • 3. Adults with capacity to give informed consent and communicate in English
  • 1. The service providers are health or social care practitioners providing community based services including: specialist palliative care, general practice, community nursing, end of life care facilitators, dementia services and social care, providing services in the locality of Sussex Community NHS Trust
  • 2. The commissioners are leads for end of life care services and are identified from the Care Commissioning Groups in the study site
  • 3. Voluntary sector representatives are local individuals representing local/national organisations supporting/advocating for older people, e.g. Age UK, Alzheimer Society, Brighton and Hove Older People’s Council, Carers Centre Brighton and Hove
  • Original inclusion criteria:
  • Individuals who registered the death of a person who died:
  • 1. In the study site
  • 2. In the 4-10 months prior to survey administration
  • 3. Aged 75 years and over
  • 4. From cancer or selected non-malignant illness common in advanced age
  • 5. Died in a community setting (e.g. at home, care home or hospice) or hospital
  • 6. Male or female participants

排除标准

  • 1. Individual included in the National VOICES survey administered by Office for National Statistics (ONS) in 2012
  • 2. Deaths where an informant?s address is missing
  • 3. Deaths where an informant was an official (e.g. solicitor) or other identified person who would not be able to provide the required information

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