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Developing research resources And minimum data set for Care Homes’ Adoption and use (DACHA) Led by @UniofHerts, funded by @NIHRresearch Tweets are views of team
United Kingdom
Joined July 2019
"The study team and professionals' reflections on trying to implement the MDS suggested they acted as an invisible college where they worked together for the shared goal of implementing the MDS as a highly credible, well-connected, reputable, well-led group." #carehomes
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You can see in our latest visual summary the reflections of the DACHA research study team and professional stakeholders implementing a care home minimum data set. Access it here: https://t.co/IpnJ4JOX1r
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💡Learn how we contributed to the @DACHA_Study which aimed to establish what data needs to be in place to support research, service development and uptake of innovation in #carehomes. 🔗 https://t.co/0Jizt4vdeA
theprsb.org
The PRSB has published a discovery project on patient portals. The aim was to understand the current use of portals and the potential opportunities and barriers to increasing engagement for people...
How did the @DACHA_Study develop a prototype minimum dataset for use in UK care homes? Read more on the @ProfRecordSB website: https://t.co/RdfuUMfGCt
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Working with this group has taught me so much about data, about long-term care, but perhaps most importantly of all about a collaborative and selfless approach to research focussed around the needs communities we serve. Thanks to @HDEMCOP for showing the way!
End of an era! Final @DACHA_Study team get together today. Hopefully as one chapter ends, another will begin 😊
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@DACHA_Study paper on national stakeholder consultation on measuring quality of life https://t.co/bohads1kvg Everyone agrees important part of any minimum data set for #carehomes but how do we measure it?
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Check out the latest plain English summaries for DACHA's published academic outputs from Work Packages 2 and 5, PPIE and Consultation work streams:
dachastudy.com
Go back to Outputs page Summaries and other public resources Document Download Type Work stream Date Ensuring trial interventions in care homes have their best chance of success Guidance leaflet Work...
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Our first paper from the DACHA-DOM study is out! Check it out here!👀📱🖥️💻📒 UK homecare providers views about, and experiences of, digitalisation: A national survey https://t.co/77yqqmuEYm
@janhealey5 @V_DAVEY @Jennifer_Liddle @BarbaraHanratty @NIHR_ARC_NENC
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Using digital systems to support the management and delivery of social care is a priority for UK governments. This study explored progress towards, and experiences of, digitalisation in the homecare...
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Another dynamic couple of days @NIHRresearch Health & Social Care Delivery Research committee expertly led by @KathyRowan101 So appreciative of this applied #research training opportunity as an ECR and junior doctor facilitated by Reviewer Development Scheme via @DACHA_Study
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Join us at DACHA's final lunchtime webinar on 15 May! ▶️DACHA researchers from The Health Foundation and the DACHA lead investigator (@HDEMCOP) will talk about data Integration and learnings from routine data, and public consultation work. ▶️Registration:
eventbrite.co.uk
Building a minimum data set: data linkage, understanding data hierarchy and showing value to the local system
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📣The feedback report for the study's final public consultation (2023-24) on the relevance and the future of the DACHA minimum data set is now available: https://t.co/rIg5mCrnPi Thank you to all who participated in the consultation meetings and/or the survey. #carehomes
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Read our new blog post by @KerryMicklewri1 and @Anniekilter "PPIE with care home residents: A new approach" about the involvement of Activity Providers in DACHA's public involvement activities
dachastudy.com
PPIE with care home residents: A new approach Kerry Micklewright and Anne Killett – University of East Anglia Interest in Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) – a term to describe...
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On Friday morning, @HDEMCOP @MelanieNottsDA @adamgordon1978 @NHSDevon @clentonF discuss the boundaries of responsibility for different aspects of care as people's needs become more complex. 8/10
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📣 We've extended the DACHA survey until next week, 12 March! Please do take part in this national consultation if you are: a researcher, health care professional or commissioner who works in and around care homes; a family member of a resident; or a member of care home staff.
📢Our survey on DACHA minimum data set (MDS) is still live! Please join this consultation if you ▶️work with, for, or in older people's care homes, or are a relative of a care home resident ▶️are willing to discuss the relevance and usefulness of the MDS https://t.co/aej0uNYUbo
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📢Our survey on DACHA minimum data set (MDS) is still live! Please join this consultation if you ▶️work with, for, or in older people's care homes, or are a relative of a care home resident ▶️are willing to discuss the relevance and usefulness of the MDS https://t.co/aej0uNYUbo
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🚨The @DACHA_Study consultation on a care home minimum data set (MDS) is now live!🚨 ▶️Do you work for, or with older people's care homes? ▶️Are you a relative of a care home resident? ▶️Are you willing to feedback on how useful and relevant the MDS is? https://t.co/X2PkjdpmZn
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📢Would you like to take part in a survey to discuss how relevant & usable DACHA Study's care home minimum data set is in your professional/carer role? The survey takes ~25 mins to complete and closes on 5th March. Thanks! https://t.co/aej0uNYUbo
#carehomeresearch #carehomes
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Great so many joined the final @DACHA_Study Steering Committee this p.m. Excellent presentations on the overview findings including resources for care homes and lessons. Much of value in this work - thanks to all involved! @HDEMCOP @MHL_Charity @NAPAlivinglife @CareRightsUK
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Useful @DACHA_Study resource, led by @LisIrv enabling secondary data analysis, what's not to like, answering questions from a dataset of 5,674 residents across 308 care homes without troubling care home staff. 😃
VICHTA collates data from randomised control trials in older care home settings. The data focus on care homes themselves to help understand the nature of an ageing population in these facilities. These data are available for research. Find out more here: https://t.co/ZxqlIm0Jpn
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Are you working in a #carehome as a manager, staff or volunteer? If so, please consider completing our survey about use of #digital #technology for people with #dementia in care homes. @BournemouthADRC @JaneLMurphy100 @LFenge @BU_Research @NIHRSSCR
https://t.co/oiHQnUKdax
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