A new resource to support the engagement process for working in the care home sector.

Material Citizenship focuses on everyday objects as a way of increasing the confidence of staff working with people living with a dementia in care homes.

A series of webinars have been organised by LTC Covid to consider what happened in the English social care system during the pandemic but also to learn from other countries about what helped and hindered their response.

Are you a member of care staff with experience of caring for older people with multiple long-term conditions? The SUSTAIN project would like to hear from you

NIHR Evidence provides plain language summaries of health and care research so that the findings can be used more widely. The NIHR are looking for care home staff to help them decide which research studies should be shared on the NIHR Evidence website. This will involve reading a summary paragraph of a research paper, giving your view on how important it is and whether the findings could change the way things are done.

A new evidence-based training programme transforming the way in which dementia care is delivered in care homes.

In this short video Elizabeth Hancock, a care home manager, shares her experience of taking part in care home research through her engagement with ENRICH

The Join Dementia Research service now has 60,000 volunteers signed up to take part in research. This is really positive, but we always need more people to join us to help make research breakthroughs possible. So please encourage your residents and their families and friends to sign up for Join Dementia Research.

Are you a care home willing to take part in research? If so why not submit an expression of interest to the AFRI-c study, a study testing whether air filters can prevent respiratory infections

Research shows that care home nurses still need support to recover from COVID-19 trauma