Digital Technologies to support social wellbeing of community dwelling older adults in receipt of care and their carers: Summary of findings from knowledge mobilisation events with recommendations for policy and practice

Alison Tingle; Kathryn Almack; Madalina  Toma; Laura Prato; Chloe Waterman; Julian  Forder

doi:10.18745/PB.27923

Digital Technologies to support social wellbeing of community dwelling older adults in receipt of care and their carers: Summary of findings from knowledge mobilisation events with recommendations for policy and practice

Alison Tingle
, Kathryn Almack
, Madalina Toma
, Laura Prato
, Chloe Waterman
, Julian Forder

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This is the third and final briefing summary from a research project exploring digital technologies in adult social care to support social wellbeing for community dwelling older adults (DiTSoW). The research is led by the University of Hertfordshire, representing the East of England Applied Research Collaboration (ARC). It is one of four research projects developed by the National Priorities Programme of Adult Social Care and Social Work, a partnership of nine Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) across England, funded by the National Institute of Health and Care Research (NIHR) and led by the Kent, Surrey and Sussex ARC (ARC KSS).

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Number of pages	7
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18745/PB.27923
Publication status	Published - 30 May 2024

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