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Carers and the monitoring of community psychogeriatric teams | Author(s) | David Melzer, Tom Dening, Claire Lawton, Chris Todd |
Journal title | International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, vol 11, no 12, December 1996 |
Pages | pp 1057-1061 |
Keywords | Dementia ; Family care ; Stress ; Psychogeriatric units ; Measurement ; Evaluation ; Cambridgeshire. |
Annotation | This study monitored key processes and outcomes in joint and social services community psychogeriatric teams, from the perspective of principal carers of people with dementia. Measures examined included avoidable admissions, crises or untoward events, unmet needs, and severe stress. Inclusion of carers in the monitoring of joint agency teams can lead to identification of practical problems in service provision and delivery. Keyworker assessments of carer stress may not be valid and direct measurement may be necessary. |
Accession Number | CPA-970421024 A |
Classmark | EA: P6:SJ: QNH: LDM: 3R: 4C: 8C |
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