JLTC is an international, peer-reviewed journal covering evidence base for all aspects of long-term care for adults. Published by @LSEPress, part of @ilpnetwork
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ALT NEW JOURNAL ARTICLE ‘Living with Covid’: Well-being, Burnout, and Moral Injury in England’s Adult Social Care Workforce – A Survey Study by Sue Davies, Amelia Pearson Rosie Allen, William Whittaker, Patricia Cartney, Paul Clarkson, Rebecca McPhillips, Janine Owens, Martyn Regan, Martie Van Tongeren, Alys Young and Catherine Robinson
ALT Community based care resources for people with disabilities and older people with care needs Join us on the 24 June for a multi-disciplinary workshop on accelerating progress towards deinstitutionalization for people with disabilities and older people with care needs, exploring tools to map community-based care and support services.
ALT Community Health Intervention through Music Engagement for Perinatal Mental Health GOLTC Global Perinatal Mental Health Interest Group webinar Date: 3 June 2025 Time: 10:00 to 10:00 BST (you can check your local time here.) Link: Register to join on Zoom
ALT Title card infographic for the journal article showing 'Exploring Research Culture in Care Homes to Identify the Barriers and Facilitators to Research: A Rapid Review' Authors: Gary Hodge, Lisa Burrows, Georgia Page, Susie Pearce In the Journal of Long-Term Care
ALT Dementia Meeting Centres: development, evaluation and dissemination GOLTC Community-Based approaches to Dementia Care Interest Group webinar Date: March 28, 2025 Time: 16:00-17:30 GMT Link: Register to join on Zoom
ALT GOLTC webinar: Accountability mechanisms in nursing home services Date & TimeFeb 25, 2025 01:00 PM
ALT New Journal article: Determining the Cost-Effectiveness of Home Care: A Scoping Review by Katerina Gousia, Hansel Teo, Stacey Rand,Florin Vadean
ALT New Journal article: Impact of BRAINART: A Music-Based Interactive Technology Tool on Cognition, Behavioural Symptoms, and Quality of Life of People With Cognitive Decline: A Mixed Methods Study in Italy and Switzerland
ALT Forced Closures of Care Homes in England: How Much Does Ownership Explain Care Failure? GOLTC Care Home Markets and Regulation Interest Group webinar Date: 27 January 2025 Time: 13.00-14.00 GMT (you can check your local time here.) Link: Register to join on Zoom
ALT Exploring How a Mixed Methods Approach to Network Analysis Can Help Identify Support Available to Families Who Live With an Adult With an Intellectual Disability by Jillian Powell
ALT New journal article: Co-developing Program Theories for Best Fit Social Innovations in Long-Term Care: Lessons From a Cross European Implementation Project by Erica Breuer, Selma Kadi, Rahel Kahlert, Claire Champeix, Álvaro García-Soler, Tamara Grbevska, Karin Ondas, Adelina Comas-Herrera, Silvia Oliva, Sara M. Ulla Díez, Aleksandra Slavkoska, Lian Stouthard, Miren Iturburu, Nerea Galdona, Stefania Ilinca
ALT Defining Long-Term Care in European Union Countries: A Review of Policy Documents by Alejandro Gonzalez-Aquines, Sajja Singh, Anna G. Krol-Jankowska and Anna Koziel
ALT The Role of Adult Social Care in Supporting People with Learning Disabilities Who Rent Their Own Homes in England by Eppie Leishman , David Abbott, Deborah Quilgars, Becca Cooper, Andy Pollin, Stephen Lee Hodgkins, Paul Scarrott, Sam Clark, Lois Beech
ALT GOLTC webinar: Rehabilitation Services for Young-onset Dementias - Examples from high and low-middle income countries
ALT November webinars 12 Nov: Global Harmonisation of Pain Outcome Measurement for Better Care in Long-Term Care Facilities and Beyond 19 Nov: Missing the mark: the effects of abolishing co-payments for social assistance in the Netherlands 22 Nov: Social Protection, Inequality and Re-distributive justice in Southern Africa: What are the challenges for elder care? 25 Nov: Enhancing care home quality using wearable tech and social network analysis 28 Nov: Rehabilitation Services for Young-onset Dementias: Examples from high and low-middle income countries