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Improving Evidence Sharing in the Health and Social Care for Older People through an Evaluated Practitioner Research Programme

通过评估从业者研究计划改善老年人健康和社会护理方面的证据共享

基本信息

批准号：
ES/J010820/1
负责人：
Heather Wilkinson
金额：
$ 12.71万
依托单位：
University of Edinburgh
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2012
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2012 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FJ010820%2F1
关键词：
Improving Evidence Sharing Health Social

项目摘要

As western societies experience an aging population, improving, or even maintaining, the quality of health and social care of older people is a significant issue. Reflecting wider trends, in Scotland by 2031 the number of people aged 65 and over is projected to be 58% higher than in 2004. This represents a significant challenge to health and social care services, as well as to individuals providing care to relatives or friends. This project is based on the premise that in order to tackle this issue there is a need for a stronger evidence base related to older people that those designing, providing or receiving care can draw on. There is also a need for better sharing of this evidence base and greater use of this evidence across policy, practice, provider and research groups to improve the lives of older people. This project brings together a team of academics, policy-makers, practitioners, older people accessing health and social care provision, and specialists in evidence-use in practice and knowledge media. Together we will draw together existing evidence and generate new knowledge and understanding about improving health and social care for older people, and embed the use of this evidence to then improve the lives of older people across Scotland. The project involves 4 core components:1) Synthesising the evidence about improving research use by and usefulness of research for those involved in receiving or delivering care, specifically examining the role practitioner research can play and building on lessons from earlier projects on which this work will build2) Exploring the research priorities of the project partners in developing and sharing research evidence on the health and social care of older people; this will help the practitioner researchers to frame their small scale research projectsProject partners will be NHS Lothian, Scottish Care, Alzheimer Scotland. Glasgow City Council, and West Lothian Local Authority. These organisations will release up to 3 members of staff each in order to participate in the Practitioner Research Programme (PRP). They will also have a representative on the Project Steering group.The Scottish Government and the Joint Improvement team will also be represented on the Steering Group as a reflection of their committment to this project.3) Delivery of a Practitioner Research Programme (PRP) to support the development of small-scale research projects led by those delivering care for older people and involving older people receiving care, academic researchers and knowledge brokers in the co-production and translation of this research. Delivery will include supporting networking, knowledge exchange and sharing between those undertaking the research projects, and the promotion and dissemination of this research to national and international audiences. 4) Sharing existing and emerging evidence about how to support and embed practitioner research activities, and methods of improving engagement and collaboration between researchers and those involved in delivering services for those who require supportThe project has 5 partners (NHS Lothian, Scottish Care, West Lothian Council, Glasgow City Council and Alzheimer Scotland) who will release staff to take part in the practitioner research programme (PRP) as practitioner researchers. The partners and the practitioners will benefit from improvements in their understanding of the health and social care for older people, and potentially improvements to the care they provide based on this improved understanding.Further impact is expected through the widespread dissemination of learning from the research projects and from the impact evaluation of the process of holding a PRP and the knowledge translation, exchange and utilisation. These benefits will be for academic, practitioner, policymaker and service user audiences.

随着西方社会人口老龄化，改善甚至保持老年人的健康和社会护理质量是一个重要问题。到2031年，苏格兰65岁及以上的人口预计将比2004年高出58%，这反映了更广泛的趋势。这对保健和社会护理服务以及向亲属或朋友提供护理的个人来说是一个重大挑战。该项目的前提是，为了解决这一问题，有必要建立一个与老年人有关的更强有力的证据库，以便设计、提供或接受护理的人可以利用，还需要更好地分享这一证据库，并在政策、实践、提供者和研究团体之间更多地利用这一证据，以改善老年人的生活。该项目汇集了一个由学者、政策制定者、从业人员、获得保健和社会护理服务的老年人以及在实践和知识媒体中使用证据的专家组成的团队。我们将共同利用现有的证据，并产生关于改善老年人健康和社会护理的新知识和理解，并嵌入使用这些证据，然后改善苏格兰各地老年人的生活。该项目包括4个核心组成部分：1）综合有关改善研究成果的使用和研究成果对参与接受或提供护理的人员的有用性的证据，特别是审查从业人员研究可以发挥的作用，并借鉴本工作将建立的早期项目的经验教训2）探索项目合作伙伴在开发和分享老年人健康和社会护理研究证据方面的研究优先事项;这将有助于从业者研究人员制定他们的小规模研究项目。项目合作伙伴将是NHS洛锡安，苏格兰护理，苏格兰阿兹海默症格拉斯哥市理事会和西洛锡安地方当局。这些组织将释放多达3名工作人员，以参加从业者研究计划（PRP）。苏格兰政府和联合改进小组也将派代表参加指导小组，以反映他们对该项目的承诺。3）实施从业人员研究计划（PRP），以支持由老年人护理人员领导并涉及接受护理的老年人的小型研究项目的发展，学术研究人员和知识经纪人在合作生产和翻译这项研究。交付将包括支持网络建设、知识交流和研究项目实施者之间的共享，以及向国家和国际受众宣传和传播这项研究。4)分享关于如何支持和嵌入从业者研究活动的现有和新出现的证据，以及改善研究人员与为需要支持的人提供服务的人员之间的参与和合作的方法。（NHS洛锡安，苏格兰护理，西洛锡安理事会，格拉斯哥市理事会和阿尔茨海默氏症苏格兰）谁将释放工作人员参加从业者研究计划（PRP）作为从业者研究人员。合作伙伴和从业者将受益于对老年人健康和社会护理的理解的提高，并可能根据这种改进的理解改进他们提供的护理。通过广泛传播研究项目的学习成果以及对举办PRP过程以及知识翻译、交流和利用的影响评估，预计将产生进一步的影响。这些好处将面向学术界、从业人员、决策者和服务用户。