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Research Organisation: North Lincolnshire Council

Title: Supporting Children's Communication Development

Format: research register;

Topics: children; communication; staff; training;

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Author: ROYAL COLLEGE OF NURSING;

Title: Improving hospital care for older people: a call for action: key messages for commissioners and NHS hospital providers

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Publisher: London: Royal College of Nursing, 2012. 6p.

Format: book;

Topics: good practice; health professionals; hospitals; older people; organisational culture; person-centred approach; staff; training; England;

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Author: CAVE Tabitha;

Title: Changes to third-party harassment law.

Reference: Nursing and Residential Care, 15(3), March 2013, pp.172-173.

Format: article;

Topics: care homes; employment; harassment; law; staff; practice; United Kingdom;

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Author: CENTRE FOR WORKFORCE INTELLIGENCE;

Title: Big picture challenges for health and social care: implications for workforce planning, education, training and development: consultative version

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Publisher: London: Centre for Workforce Intelligence, 2013. 44p.

Format: book;

Topics: health care; NHS; planning; policy formulation; public health; social care; social care provision; staff; staff development; training; England;

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Author: PLATH Debbie;

Title: Support for evidence-based practice in a human service organization.

Reference: Administration in Social Work, 37(1), 2013, pp.25-38.

Format: article;

Topics: attitudes; change management; evidence-based practice; organisational culture; organisational development; performance management; staff; research; Australia;

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Title: “Staff morale in CAMHS has dropped to its lowest ever”

Reference: Young Minds Magazine, 118, Winter 2012/13, pp.24-27.

Format: article;

Topics: approved mental health professionals; child and adolescent mental health services; mental health professionals; morale; staff; England;

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Author: HUGHES Rhidian; MCCRIRICK Virginia;

Title: Integrating health and social care: workforce perspectives.

Reference: Journal of Care Services Management, 6(1), April 2012, pp.10-15.

Format: article;

Topics: government policy; health care; health professionals; integrated services; social care; social care professionals; social care provision; social care staff; staff; research review; England;

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Author: GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Children, Schools and Families;

Title: 2020 children and young people's workforce strategy: the evidence base

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Publisher: London: Great Britain. Department for Children, Schools and Families, 2008. 67p.

Format: book;

Topics: children; childrens services; families; needs; social care professionals; social care provision; staff; volunteers; vulnerable children; young people; government publication; research review; England;

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Author: MAGUIRE Nick;

Title: Training for front-line homeless workers: practicalities and ethics of teaching cognitive behavioural and dialectical behavioural psychological therapeutic techniques.

Reference: Housing, Care and Support, 15(4), 2012, pp.177-185.

Format: article;

Topics: homelessness; mental health problems; resettlement; staff; stress; training; research review; United Kingdom;

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Author: MILLS Alice; MEEK Rosie; GOJKOVIC Dina;

Title: Partners, guests or competitors: Relationships between criminal justice and third sector staff in prisons.

Reference: Probation Journal, 59(4), December 2012, pp.391-405.

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Topics: joint working; prisons; staff; voluntary sector; volunteers; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: ØSTBY May; BJØRKLY Stål;

Title: Vignette selection for ethical reflections: a selection procedure for vignettes to investigate staff reflections on the ethical challenges in interaction with people with intellectual disabilities.

Reference: Ethics and Social Welfare, 5(3), 2011, pp.277-295.

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Topics: ethics; home care assistants; learning disabilities; reflective practice; staff; research; Norway;

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Author: CLARK Hugh G.; et al.;

Title: Using adjuncts in social work education: challenges and rewards.

Reference: Social Work Education, 30(8), 2011, pp.1012-1021.

Format: article;

Topics: higher education; part time work; social work education; staff; staff management; research; United States;

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Author: PERCIVAL John; JOHNSON Malcolm;

Title: End-of-life care in nursing and care homes.

Reference: Nursing Times, 15.1.13, pp.20-22.

Format: article;

Topics: attitudes; care homes; care workers; end of life care; nurses; relatives; residents; staff; user views; research; England;

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Author: MITCHELL Ed;

Title: Cross-organisational staff liabilities in integrated care settings: the first higher court decision.

Reference: Journal of Integrated Care, 20(6), 2012, pp.367-370.

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Topics: duty of care; employment; integrated services; joint working; law; staff; England;

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Author: YOUNG Rhea; GORE Nick; MCCARTHY Michelle;

Title: Staff attitudes towards sexuality in relation to gender of people with intellectual disability: a qualitative study.

Reference: Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability, 37(4), December 2012, pp.343-347.

Format: article;

Topics: attitudes; gender; learning disabilities; sexual behaviour; sexuality; staff; stereotyped attitudes; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: NETTEN Ann; et al;

Title: Social care regulation: resource use: final report

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Publisher: Canterbury: University of Kent. Personal Social Services Research Unit, 2004. 60p.

Format: book;

Topics: boarding schools; care homes; costs; foster care; inspection; management; registration; regulation; residential child care; social care; social care provision; staff; staff management; research; England;

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Author: EVERSON-HOCK E.S.; et al;

Title: The effectiveness of training and support for carers and other professionals on the physical and emotional health and well-being of looked after children and young people: a systematic review.

Reference: Child Care, Health and Development, 38(2), March 2012, pp.162-174.

Format: article;

Topics: foster carers; health; looked after children; mental health; staff; systematic reviews; training; volunteers; research review; systematic review;

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Author: GREAT BRITAIN. Department for Children, Schools and Families;

Title: 2020 children and young people's workforce strategy: evidence and knowledge management

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Publisher: London: Great Britain. Department for Children, Schools and Families, 2008. 24p., bibliog.

Format: book;

Topics: child care; children; health professionals; knowledge management; social care staff; staff; staff development; staff management; teachers; young people; government publication; research review; England;

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Author: SAMNANI Al-Karim; SINGH Parbudyal;

Title: 20 years of workplace bullying research: a review of the antecedents and consequences of bullying in the workplace.

Reference: Aggression and Violent Behavior, 17(6), November/December 2012, pp.581-589.

Format: article;

Topics: aggression; bullying; employment; management; organisational culture; staff; teams; research review;

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Author: HEATH Hazel;

Title: Intimate relationships for people with dementia.

Reference: Nursing and Residential Care, 14(11), November 2012, pp.593-596.

Format: article;

Topics: care homes; dementia; good practice; older people; sexuality; staff; England;

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