Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Environmental and Life Sciences > School of Health Sciences > Nursing, Midwifery and Health > Ageing and Dementia
School of Health Sciences > Nursing, Midwifery and Health > Ageing and Dementia" and Year is 2025
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Number of items: 14.
Supported everyday citizenship: widening the discourse to include persons living with intellectual disability or dementia - Ruth Bartlett and Inger Marie Lid
Type: Article
| 2025
A new approach to getting simulation models used in healthcare: an example from emergency care - Tracey England, Sally Brailsford, Christopher Burton, Graham Martin, Suzanne M. Mason, Laia Maynou, Kay Phelps, Louise Preston, Emma Regen, Andrew Street, James van Oppen and Simon Conroy
Type: Article
| 2025
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Using routine health care data to develop and validate a system dynamics simulation model of frailty trajectories in an ageing population - Tracey England, Bronagh Walsh, Sally Brailsford, Carole Fogg, Simon de Lusignan, Simon D.S. Fraser, Paul Roderick, Scott Harris, Abigail Barkham, Harnish P. Patel and Andrew Clegg
Type: Article
| 2025
Prevalence and severity of frailty amongst middle-aged and older adults conveyed to hospital by ambulance between 2010-2017 in Wales - Carole Fogg, Tracey England, Helen Daniels and Bronagh Walsh
Type: Article
| 2025
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Exploring the potential of geospatial mapping of emergency call data to improve ambulance services for older adults: a feasibility study in the South Central region of England - Carole Fogg, Phil King, Vivienne Parsons, Nicola Dunbar, Marcel Woutersen, Julia Branson, Helen Pocock, Patryk Jadzinski, Chloe Lofthouse-Jones, Bronagh Walsh and Dianna Smith
Type: Article
| 2025
An evaluation of the Material Citizenship approach to dementia care and training - Jane Frankland, Kellyn Lee and Jackie Bridges
Type: Article
| 2025
What is the evidence to support the use of Birthrate Plus® to guide safe staffing in maternity services? - Peter Griffiths, Lesley Turner and J. Lown
Type: Monograph
| 2025
| University of Southampton
Supporting families after the unexpected death of a child: greater access to multidisciplinary bereavement services is essential - Katherine Hunt, Seilin Uhm, Ilora Finlay and Anne-Sophie Darlington
Type: Editorial
| 2025
Cognitive authority theory: reframing health inequity, disadvantage and privilege in palliative and end-of-life care - Katherine J. Hunt and Carl R. May
Type: Article
| 2025
Core patient-centered outcomes for AYAs with cancer: a comprehensive review of the literature from the STRONG-AYA project - Silvie H.M. Janssen, Winette T.A. van der Graaf and Anna Hurley-Wallace
Type: Review
| 2025
A retrospective service evaluation - review of the outcomes of an App-based treatment plan for patients diagnosed with musculoskeletal low back pain over a 12- week period - Claire Tanner and Carole Fogg
Type: Conference or Workshop Item
| 2025
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eHealth literacy and the use of NHS111 online. What does it mean for accessing and using urgent care? - Joanne Turnbull
Type: Article
| 2025
Is the quality of maternity care related to the number of midwives and their workload? - Lesley Turner, Ellen Kitson-Reynolds, Jane Ball and Peter Griffiths
Type: Article
| 2025
Examining nurses’ knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions when caring for people with dementia in hospital: a mixed methods study - Sara Yaghmour and Ruth Bartlett
Type: Article
| 2025