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Life at Home with Medical Equipment Flyer - UK Wide
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Information and contact details for the Life at Home with Medical Equipment Study. Are you the parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle (etc.) of a child, young person or young adult (aged 5-25 years) who uses medical equipment (e.g. tracheostomy, enteral feeding or dialysis) at home in the United Kingdom? Would you/your family members (aged over 5 years) like to take part in a research study about how medical equipment affects your home and/or life at home? If you were involved, you would either take photographs about your life at home with medical equipment and then be interviewed OR you would just be interviewed.
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Jack, B.A., Mitchell, T.K., Cope, L.C. and O’Brien, M.R. (2015) An Evaluation of the Queenscourt Hospice At Home service (Patients and Current Carers). Executive Summary. October 2015. Ormskirk, UK: Evidence-Based Practice Research Centre, Edge Hill University.(Patients and Current Carers). Executive Summary.
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An Evaluation of the Queenscourt Hospice At Home service (Patients and Current Carers). Executive Summary. October 2015.
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Knighting, K., Mitchell, T., O’Brien, M.R. and Jack, B.A (2014) Emergency Care Impact Assessment (ECIA) Project. Claire House Children’s Hospice. September 2014. Executive Summary. Edge Hill University, Ormskirk: Evidence-based Practice Research Centre (EPRC).
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Emergency Care Impact Assessment (ECIA) Project. Claire House Children’s Hospice. Executive Summary.
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Mitchell, T.K., Knighting, K., O’Brien, M.R. and Jack, B.A. (2016) ‘Short break and emergency respite care: What options for young people with life-limiting conditions?’ International Journal of Palliative Nursing. 22 (2) pp 57-65.
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Journal article - International Journal of Palliative Nursing. 22 (2) pp 57-65.
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Mitchell, T., Knighting, K., O’Brien, M.R., Jack, B.A and Sutherland-Oakes, J. (2015) Emergency Care Impact Assessment (ECIA) Project: Exploring the
impact of children’s hospice services upon hospice users and stakeholders. Poster presented at: International Palliative Care Network ‘e’ Conference (IPCNC) - 2015 - Lecture Series and Poster Exhibition. Week commencing 2nd November 2015. http://www.pcne.com/community/pg/pages/view/3546254/posterexhibition-
2015 (Awarded 3rd prize by the Palliative Care Network. Prize sponsored by the International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC)).
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Poster presented at: International Palliative Care Network ‘e’ Conference (IPCNC) - 2015 - Lecture Series and Poster Exhibition. Week commencing 2nd November 2015. http://www.pcne.com/community/pg/pages/view/3546254/posterexhibition-
2015 (Awarded 3rd prize by the Palliative Care Network. Prize sponsored by the International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC)).
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