Reports, toolkits and support

Dr Rejoice Chipuriro talks about Photovoice in Research

Decolonising qualitative research: Employing a critical cultural safety lens to address inequity and social justice Dr Elissa Elvidge is a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in the School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, Australia where she leads cross-sectoral studies that aim to improve health equity and respiratory health outcomes in Aboriginal communities in rural and regional New South Wales (Australia).

Sam Chamberlain – Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Southampton and lead of the NIHR ARC Wessex Mental Health Research Hub presents: Rebecca Band, Senior Research Fellow at the University of Southampton– Understanding alcohol use disorder in older adults Skaiste Linceviciute, Research Fellow at the University of Southampton – Supporting the needs of people living with physical and mental long-term conditions

Reducing Loneliness in Older Adults Dr Amy Drahota - Associate Professor in Health & Social Care Evidence & Evaluation - University of Portsmouth

Chaired by Professor Deborah Sturdy this talk hears from researchers across England about their work in Social Care

Professor Ruth Barlett introduces the Dementia Post-Doc Fellowship Community Capacity Building Scheme (DEM-COMM) and the four Post-Doc Fellows from ARC Wessex

Building Research Capacity in Social Care Dr Andy Pullman, Bournemouth University

Professor Lee-Ann Fenge, Evidence based practice and Social Care Research

Ruth Reeve, Paul New, Nicky Legg, Emily Leach, Nour Odeh, Caterina Fandinga

Greater attention is rightly being paid to the valuable work that social care staff do to support living and dying well in care home and domiciliary care settings. The evidence base is growing about promoting continence and preventing urinary tract infection (UTI) in old age and is a potentially helpful resource for social care staff and managers. This #CRED talk showcases the best of this research in the UK, with a focus on practical take-home messages for people working in social care. This #CRED talk will bring you up to date with the latest evidence and associated learning resources in care home and domiciliary settings, with the aim of supporting you in the work that you do. We heard from: Cathy Murphy, Principal Research Fellow, Bladder & Bowel Management Research Group, University of Southampton: Continence support for people living at home with dementia (DemComm) Leah Fullegar, PhD student at the University of Southampton: Incontinence and care worker empowerment: My journey in dementia care and research Claire Goodman, Professor of Health Care Research Centre for Research in Public health and Community Care (CRIPACC): Continence care for people living with dementia in care homes an evidence review: what works in social care settings? Jacqui Prieto (Associate Clinical Professor at University of Southampton) and Jennie Wilson (Professor at University of West London): Preventing urinary tract infection in care home settings – the ‘StOP UTI’ study