The organisation and content of home care re-ablement services

P Rabiee; C Glendinning

The organisation and content of home care re-ablement services

Social Policy Research Unit

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Home care re-ablement is high on the English adult social care policy agenda. It aims to help people regain skills and confidence so they can live as independently as possible, thus reducing needs for longer-term home care services. However, little is known about what re-ablement involves or how best to organise services.

This first study of five well-stablished re-ablement services shows which features are considered to contribute to success.

Original language	English
Publisher	Social Policy Research Unit, University of York
Number of pages	4
Place of Publication	University of York, York
Publication status	Published - 2010

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Name	Research Works
Volume	2010-01

Keywords

ill/disabled adults
social care services issues

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Glendinning, C., Arksey, H., Baxter, K., Clarke, S. E., Curtis, L., Forder, J., Jones, K., Mitchell, W. A., Moran, N. E., Rabiee, P. & Wilde, A.
1/01/06 → 28/02/11
Project: Research project (funded) › Research

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The organisation and content of home care re-ablement services

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