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Title: Information given out at initial assessment to relatives of service users - Improving the quality of information given to relatives

Format: research register;

Topics: access to information; assessment; carers; families; family members; information management; information needs; relatives; service users; research;

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Author: NORTHERN IRELAND. Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety;

Title: Carers' assessment and information guidance

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Publisher: Belfast: Northern Ireland. Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, 2005. 32p.

Format: book;

Topics: access to information; assessment; carers; direct payments; social services; vulnerable adults; guidance; Northern Ireland;

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Author: KEELEY Barbara; CLARKE Malcolm;

Title: Carers speak out project: report on findings and recommendations

Publisher: London: Princess Royal Trust for Carers, 2002. 42p.

Format: book;

Topics: access to information; access to services; assessment; care planning; carers; consultation; good practice; needs; social care provision; user views; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: KEELEY Barbara; CLARKE Malcolm;

Title: Consultation with carers: good practice guide

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Publisher: London: Princess Royal Trust for Carers, 2002. 26p.

Format: book;

Topics: access to information; access to services; assessment; care planning; carers; consultation; good practice; needs; social care provision; user views;

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Author: RUMMERY Kirstein; et al.;

Title: Negotiating access to community care assessments: perspectives of front-line workers, people with a disability and carers.

Reference: Health and Social Care in the Community, 7(4), July 1999, pp.296-300.

Format: article;

Topics: access to information; assessment; carers; community care; physical disabilities; service users; social care provision; social workers; research;

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Author: WOODS Robert T.; et al.;

Title: Support in the community for people with dementia and their carers: a comparative outcome study of specialist mental health service interventions.

Reference: International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 18 (4), April 2003, pp.298-307.

Format: article;

Topics: access to information; access to services; assessment; carers; interviewing; nurses; nursing; older people; research;

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Author: WALD Claudia; et al.;

Title: What to tell dementia caregivers: the rule of threes.

Reference: International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 18 (4), April 2003, pp.313-317.

Format: article;

Topics: access to information; access to services; assessment; carers; community mental health teams; complementary therapy; dementia; interviewing; medical treatment; medication; older people; therapies;

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Author: WAREING Lesley;

Title: Assessment for reaching people with dementia through their senses

Publisher: Stirling: University of Stirling. Dementia Services Development Centre, 2000. 38p.

Format: book;

Topics: access to information; assessment; carers; challenging behaviour; communication; communication disorders; dementia; life style; occupational therapy; older people; patients; stress;

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Author: HELP THE AGED;

Title: Direct payments direct control: enabling older people to manage their own care

Publisher: London: Help the Aged, 2002. 10p.

Format: book;

Topics: access to information; assessment; benefits; care management; carers; direct payments; home care; older people; physical disabilities; social care provision; social services; training;

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Author: BECKER Saul;

Title: Carers.

Reference: Research Matters, October 2001/April 2002, pp.10-12.

Format: article;

Topics: access to information; assessment; black and minority ethnic people; carers; consultation; good practice; hospitals; needs; patient discharge; policy; social care provision; survey methods; user views; research;

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