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Older people in receipt of home help a group with high levels of unmet health needs | Author(s) | Esther Redmond, A G Rudd, F C Martin |
Journal title | Health & Social Care in the Community, vol 4, no 6, November 1996 |
Pages | pp 347-352 |
Keywords | At risk ; Needs [elderly] ; Home care services ; Health visitors ; Referrals. |
Annotation | The authors describe a case control study, to test the hypothesis that older people receiving home help have higher levels of unmet health needs than those not receiving home help and constitute an 'at risk' group. The study showed that people receiving home help services had higher levels of unmet health needs than those in the control group not receiving home help, when assessed by a specialist health visitor. Using the home help register is a valuable method of identifying a group of individuals with significant unmet health needs. |
Accession Number | CPA-970219006 A |
Classmark | CA3: IK: NH: QSH: L5R |
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