Health & Social Care in the Community

Informal caregivers’ experiences of formal support in a changing context
pp. 189-207(19)
Author: Wiles J.

Working on the interface: identifying professional responses to families with mental health and child-care needs
pp. 208-218(11)
Authors: Stanley N.; Penhale; SMBBS R.; Barbour; Holden

Innovation in healthcare: how does credible evidence influence professionals?
pp. 219-228(10)
Authors: Fitzgerald L.; Ferlie E.; Hawkins C.

An estimate of post-acute intermediate care need in an elderly care department for older people
pp. 229-231(3)
Authors: Young J.; Forster A.; Green J.

An evaluation of the new home-care needs assessment policy in the Netherlands
pp. 232-241(10)
Authors: Algera M.; Francke A.L.; Kerkstra A.; van der Zee J.

Continuation of caregiving among partners who give total care to spouses with multiple sclerosis
pp. 242-252(11)
Authors: Boeije H.R.; Duijnstee M.S.H.; Grypdonck M.H.F.

Client-centred, community-based care for frail seniors
pp. 253-261(9)
Authors: Chapman S.A.; Keating N.; Eales J.

Family members’ perceptions of pain and distress related to analgesics and psychotropic drugs, and quality of care of elderly nursing home residents
pp. 262-274(13)
Authors: Hall-Lord M.L.; Johansson I.; Schmidt I.; Larsson B.W.

‘I could have just done with a little more help’: an analysis of women's help-seeking from health visitors in the context of domestic violence
pp. 275-282(8)
Author: Peckover S.

People into Employment: supporting people with disabilities and carers into work
pp. 283-292(10)
Author: Arksey H.

Markets and the Welfare State: Public Sector Reform in Britain
pp. 293-298(6)
Author: Hudson B.