Older People: Care and Self-Funding Experiences

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    • Executive Summary
    • Final Report
    • Self Funders: the invisible lynchpin of social care
    • Evaluation of Co-produced Research
    • Six Myths about paying for care
    • Impact of Self-Funding on Unpaid Carers
    • Care Ethics, Democratic Citizenship and the State
  • Resources for older people
    • Booklet – Finding the care we want
    • Booklet – Paying for my care companion
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    • Co-producing knowledge with older people
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    • CARE ETHICS – A RELATIONAL APPROACH
    • CO-PRODUCTION – producing knowledge together
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    • Older People as Self Funders: The invisible lynchpin of social care?
    • British Society of Gerontology 2020
    • ESRC Festival of Science 2019
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Publications

Here you can download our main research report and findings.

You can also download research briefings about particular issues for policy and practice.

Final Report

Executive Summary

Self Funders: the invisible lynchpin of social care

Evaluation of Co-produced Research

Six Myths about paying for care

Impact of Self-Funding on Unpaid Carers

 

Independent paid care – boon or risk?

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