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Delivering screening programmes in primary care
Rakesh Narendra Modi, Sarah Kelly, Sarah Hoare, Alison Powell, Isla Kuhn, Juliet Usher-Smith, Jonathan Mant, Jenni Burt
Apr 07, 2021
INTRODUCTION: Screening programmes represent a considerable amount of healthcare activity. As complex interventions, they require careful delivery to generate net benefit. Much screening work occurs in primary care. Despite...
Is loneliness associated with increased health and social care utilisation in the oldest old? Findings from a population-based longitudinal study.
Hanyuying Wang, Emily Zhao, Jane Fleming, Tom Dening, Kay-Tee Khaw, Carol Brayne, CC75C Study Collaboration
Apr 17, 2019
OBJECTIVES: The present study aimed to examine the impact of loneliness on health and social care service use in the oldest old over a 7-year follow-up. DESIGN: Prospective study. SETTING: UK population-based cohort....
Loss aversion, labor supply, and income taxation
Robertas Zubrickas
Apr 30, 2022
We assume that taxpayers are loss averse in reference to other taxpayers’ consumption. Loss aversion implies that labor supply responses to taxation depend on the taxpayer's position in the income distribution. Consistent...
Does domiciliary welfare rights advice improve health-related quality of life in independent-living, socio-economically disadvantaged people aged ≥60 years? Randomised controlled trial, economic and process evaluations in the North East of England.
Denise Howel, Suzanne Moffatt, Catherine Haighton, Andrew Bryant, Frauke Becker, Melanie Steer, Sarah Lawson, Terry Aspray, Eugene MG Milne, Luke Vale, Elaine McColl, Martin White
Feb 06, 2019
Loss aversion, labor supply, and income taxation
Robertas Zubrickas
Apr 30, 2022
We assume that taxpayers are loss averse in reference to other taxpayers’ consumption. Loss aversion implies that labor supply responses to taxation depend on the taxpayer's position in the income distribution. Consistent...
Understanding welfare conditionality in the context of a generational habitus
Sarah Milton, Stefanie Buckner, Sarah Salway, Katie Powell, Suzanne Moffatt, Judith Green
Jul 29, 2015
Class Conditionality Entitlement Generation Generational habitus Welfare Aged Aged 80 and over Economic Recession Eligibility Determination England Female Health Care Reform Health Policy Humans Insurance Benefits Intergenerational Relations Male Middle Aged Pensions Retirement Social Security Social Welfare
Using quantitative and qualitative data in health services research - what happens when mixed method findings conflict? [ISRCTN61522618].
BACKGROUND: In this methodological paper we document the interpretation of a mixed methods study and outline an approach to dealing with apparent discrepancies between qualitative and quantitative research data in a pilot study...
Aged Aged 80 and over Attitude to Health Civil Rights Counseling Data Interpretation Statistical Evaluation Studies as Topic Family Practice Female Health Services Research Humans Interviews as Topic Male Middle Aged Pilot Projects Primary Health Care Psychometrics Public Assistance qualitative research Research Design Social Welfare Socioeconomic Factors United Kingdom