Ninety-six older people and their relatives in England were interviewed last year about their experiences of urgent or emergency care. These interviews were carried out as part of a leadership development programme run by the Department of Health. The Burdett Trust for Nursing funded further project work to enable these interviews to be analysed at City University and their utility for practice to be explored. This resource for staff presents the key messages in many of the stories told, alongside excerpts from those storie
This phenomenological study describes what it is like for people over 74 years to experience nursing...
Objective: to explore older people's and their relatives’ views on and experiences of acute health c...
Study objective: Little is known of the goals of care of older people living with frailty when they ...
In a busy environment such as health, we often feel a sense of being rushed and an inability to spen...
Aims and Objectives This review aims to explore effective mechanisms for listening to and learnin...
Background: Older people are the largest patient user-group of NHS care and yet we know little of ...
Aim: The overall aim was to describe and compare pathways for older patients and the involved actors...
Effective communication with older people is an important aspect of nursing practice. Ineffective co...
Background: Person-centred care is advocated as the gold standard for delivering quality healthcare ...
An interest in older people's experiences of acute care and how they make sense of that experience w...
Aims: To highlight older people's experiences and expectations of services and the consequences for ...
Background: Care decisions for older patients in acute situations are challenging to make, and there...
At a time of winter pressures, Janet Scammell, Associate Professor (Nursing), Bournemouth University...
The rising population of older people in the UK (Office for National Statistics 2010) and pressure o...
Plain English summary Whilst Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) are widely regarde...
This phenomenological study describes what it is like for people over 74 years to experience nursing...
Objective: to explore older people's and their relatives’ views on and experiences of acute health c...
Study objective: Little is known of the goals of care of older people living with frailty when they ...
In a busy environment such as health, we often feel a sense of being rushed and an inability to spen...
Aims and Objectives This review aims to explore effective mechanisms for listening to and learnin...
Background: Older people are the largest patient user-group of NHS care and yet we know little of ...
Aim: The overall aim was to describe and compare pathways for older patients and the involved actors...
Effective communication with older people is an important aspect of nursing practice. Ineffective co...
Background: Person-centred care is advocated as the gold standard for delivering quality healthcare ...
An interest in older people's experiences of acute care and how they make sense of that experience w...
Aims: To highlight older people's experiences and expectations of services and the consequences for ...
Background: Care decisions for older patients in acute situations are challenging to make, and there...
At a time of winter pressures, Janet Scammell, Associate Professor (Nursing), Bournemouth University...
The rising population of older people in the UK (Office for National Statistics 2010) and pressure o...
Plain English summary Whilst Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) are widely regarde...
This phenomenological study describes what it is like for people over 74 years to experience nursing...
Objective: to explore older people's and their relatives’ views on and experiences of acute health c...
Study objective: Little is known of the goals of care of older people living with frailty when they ...