Working with Older People: Volume 17 Issue 2
Practical approaches to work, leisure, lifestyle and learning
Table of contents
Dementia‐friendly communities: what the project “Creating a dementia‐friendly York” can tell us
Janet Crampton, Ruth EleyThis paper aims to outline the findings from a research and development project to determine how York might become a more dementia‐friendly city and, in drawing out the features…
Dementia advocacy in a time of austerity
Geraldine Brown, Nicola Standen, Kanwal KhiljiThis paper aims to report on an exploratory study exploring the provision of dementia advocacy.
DEEP: the engagement, involvement and empowerment of people with dementia in collective influencing
Rachael Litherland, Toby WilliamsonThe purpose of this paper is to discuss the mapping processes and lessons learned in a project to scope the user involvement activity of groups of people with dementia across the…
Producing and funding welfare services for seniors in the future
Minna Kaarakainen, Sanna Suomalainen, Virva HyttinenThe purpose of this study is to investigate the Finnish welfare state from the point of view of the production and funding of care services. The authors examine the views of…
Finding out about social care: what information seekers want
Les Bright, Alison Clarke, Gillian DalleyThe research reported here aims to explore the problems facing individuals searching for information about available options in choosing care services.
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- Dr Simone Bacchini