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      Health and social care research helps us learn about why we become ill and what we can do to stay well. It advances our knowledge so that we can find new treatments, change the way we deliver care, prevent illness and improve the environment, health and wellbeing of local populations.

    • Benefits of Research
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Initiating & Delivering Clinical Research
    • Outcome of Research
      • Structured Preparation for Alcohol Detoxification (SPADe)
      • Publications Across the Trust
      • Brief Intervention for Alcohol Misuse in Adults with Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities (EBI-LD)
  • Current Studies

      Current Studies

      We support research that benefits people who use our services and the communities we serve. We have studies for children and young people, dementia, substance misuse, eating disorders, learning disabilities and mental health.

    • Children and Young People
    • Dementia
      • Cognetivity
      • Problem Adaptation Therapy (Pathfinder) Trial
      • TAB - Taking A Break
      • NIDUS - New interventions for Independence at home in Dementia study
      • DETERMIND
    • Drug and Alcohol
      • Download the 'Structured Preparation for Alcohol Detoxification (SPADe)' Guide
    • Eating Disorders
      • Triangle
      • REDS
    • Learning Disabilities
    • Mental Health
      • Genetic Links to Anxiety And Depression (GLAD study)
      • PAX-BD
      • PPIP2
      • PREFER
    • Research for Everyone
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Research and Development

TAB - Taking A Break

What is the study about?

This study is investigating the use of residential respite services by people with dementia and carers: their experiences, access and outcomes.

We want to find out how people arrange these short stays of respite, about their expectations and what is attained from them. We also want to explore why some people do not arrange short stays in a care home.

Who can take part?

You could be eligible to take part if you:

  • Provide care and support for a relative or friend with dementia and;
  • You have experienced your relative/friend having a short stay in a care home or;
  • Are planning for your relative/friend to use this service for the first time or;
  • You have decided not to arrange a short stay in a care home for your relative/friend.

What is involved?

The study involves answering some questions about your experiences of residential respite services. The questions will be asked in an interview with a researcher, and the length the interview will depend on what experience you have had so far. We will also ask you a few questions about your well-being and about you.

If the person with dementia that you support also wishes to participate, we would prefer to interview you both separately.

You will receive £10 as a thank you for your time.

How do I get involved?

If you would like to more information about this study, please email the Research and Development team at: research@sabp.nhs.uk or phone us on 01932 722247.

 

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  • Home
  • About Research
    • About Research

    • Benefits of Research
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Initiating & Delivering Clinical Research
    • Outcome of Research
      • Outcome of Research

      • Structured Preparation for Alcohol Detoxification (SPADe)
      • Publications Across the Trust
      • Brief Intervention for Alcohol Misuse in Adults with Mild to Moderate Learning Disabilities (EBI-LD)
  • Current Studies
    • Current Studies

    • Children and Young People
    • Dementia
      • Dementia

      • Cognetivity
      • Problem Adaptation Therapy (Pathfinder) Trial
      • TAB - Taking A Break
      • NIDUS - New interventions for Independence at home in Dementia study
      • DETERMIND
    • Drug and Alcohol
      • Drug and Alcohol

      • Download the 'Structured Preparation for Alcohol Detoxification (SPADe)' Guide
    • Eating Disorders
      • Eating Disorders

      • Triangle
      • REDS
    • Learning Disabilities
    • Mental Health
      • Mental Health

      • Genetic Links to Anxiety And Depression (GLAD study)
      • PAX-BD
      • PPIP2
      • PREFER
    • Research for Everyone
  • Conducting Research
  • Contact us