Training Materials Self-Management of Longer-Term Depression: A guide for carers and professionals Our training packs for carers and professionals living or working with people with long term depression are now available for download. These have been produced and piloted in collaboration with our partners, Sheffield User Survivor Trainers and are based on the research findings from our research with people with long-term depression: 'IQuESTS: Understanding self-management: learning from the patient.' The pack is available from our e-repository Evaluation CLAHRC SY's Internal Evaluation team have produced a summary of their findings, which can be downloadedhere. Our Internal Evaluators were commissioned by the Yorkshire and Humber Health Innovation and Education Cluster (YH HIEC) to perform an evaluation. An Executive Summary of their findings can be downloaded here. Following their evaluation findings for both CLAHRC and HIEC, our evaluators have produced a Key Messages for Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs), available for download here Guides Design Guide: Meeting the needs of older people in hospital settings A guide aimed at improving the experience of hospital environments for older people. It can be used by those responsible for the design and management of hospital environments either at the initial stages of design or in the on-going upgrading and refurbishment, and by medical staff in the day-to-day management of clinical spaces. The guide identifies design interventions to make hospital environments more accommodating to old age. Meeting the needs of older people in the design of hospital settings: Key Recommendations | Health Inequalities Project Casebook 2008 - 2012 This Casebook is an engaging introduction to the work of the Health Inequalities theme of the SY CLAHRC. Designed with commissioners, providers and (ultimately) service users in mind, it reflects the type of challenges and opportunities presented and includes key learning points for services. We would also like to acknowledge the valuable contribution made by Peter Roderick to the Casebook's development. Peter is on the local government leadership programme (NGDP), currently working at Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council and leading a variety of public health projects around integration and health inequalities. Prior to moving into local government management, he completed a PhD at the University of York in 2010 and has since published research on such diverse topics as music history, political theory, theology, and health policy.' The Evidence and Ethnicity in Commissioning (EEiC) Mini Case Study Book - Raise the profile of BME issues These short, direct, and easy to read, taster stories link to more detailed descriptions to help overcome common barriers in service design and delivery, and give practical, real-word examples of using evidence in innovative ways. Toolkits Winter Warmth Toolkit. This FREE web based toolkit with downloadable resources goes live on the 18th May 2012 and has been designed to help public and voluntary sector. Telehealth is considered to have great potential to support the ever increasing ageing population. Telehealth services, however, are rare and many of the available services fail. Evidence suggests that this failure is due to the lack of understanding of the barriers surrounding implementation. In view of this, there have been various attempts to devise telehealth implementation toolkits to help prevent implementation failure. One recent attempt has been the development of a telehealth implementation toolkit entitled, “Ready Steady Go” (RSG) (Brownsell & Ellis, 2012). |
CLAHRC E-repository
The e-repository for NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber is a collection actionable research tool developed by researchers to help address the challengers of translating research into practice. The e-repository contains tools arising from CLAHRC for South Yorkshire and CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber projects. CLAHRC E-repository
