Well-being in Care Home Residents without Dementia - Family and Friends
01 January 1970
Do you or a loved one live in a care/assisted living home? Interested in taking part in a research study on well-being?
Residents without dementia (aged 65 and over), or close friends, family, or staff are invited to provide their opinions on a list of questions associated with well-being.
Participation should take around 20-30 minutes, and will help contribute towards the development of a new well-being questionnaire for older adults living in residential settings in the UK.
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Ethical approval
This research has been looked at by individuals at Bath Spa University not involved in the study, called the College of Liberal Arts Ethics Committee. The committee’s role is to ensure you are kept safe and your rights are respected. The study has been reviewed and given a favourable opinion by the committee on 19th March 2018
About the researcher
Georgina is a PhD student in Psychology at Bath Spa University and is developing a quality of life and well-being questionnaire for older adults, without dementia, living in care homes. Georgina has a particular interest in promoting healthy ageing, and has also conducted research in the NHS involving older adults in care and nursing homes, and rheumatology patients.
