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Robin Darton, on behalf of the PSSRU Team

DH Supported Schemes: Self-Completed or Interviewer-Administered Tools; and Staff or Residents as Respondents?. Robin Darton, on behalf of the PSSRU Team.

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Robin Darton, on behalf of the PSSRU Team

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  1. DH Supported Schemes: Self-Completed or Interviewer-Administered Tools; and Staff or Residents as Respondents? Robin Darton, on behalf of the PSSRU Team Symposium: Capturing Daily Life in Retirement Developments: Methodological Issues; British Society of Gerontology Annual Conference, Sheffield, 6-8 September 2007

  2. PSSRU Evaluation of the Extra Care Housing Initiative: Project Team • Professor Ann Netten • Robin Darton • Theresia Bäumker • Jacquetta Holder • Lisa Nash • Ann-Marie Towers • Jane Dennett • Lesley Cox • 16 local researchers G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  3. The Extra Care Housing Initiative:PSSRU Evaluation (22 Schemes) • 2004/05 • 2 retirement villages: 250 & 270 units • 9 newbuild/remodelled: 432 units (37-75) • 2005/06 • 2 retirement villages: 124 & 225 units • 9 newbuild/remodelled: 372 units (35-48) G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  4. PSSRU Evaluation: Aims • Short- and long-term outcomes for residents and schemes (JRF) • Comparative costs (JRF) • Factors associated with costs and effectiveness • Role in overall balance of care • Impact of scheme design on quality of life (EPSRC – PSSRU/Sheffield) G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  5. PSSRU Evaluation:Opening Dates (as at July 2007) G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  6. PSSRU Evaluation:Main Study and JRF Study Design • Moving in • Assessment information (staff records) • Resident questionnaire (self-completion/interview) • 6 months • Assessment info follow-up & services (residents/staff) • JRF study interviews (4 residents, 2 staff) • 12 months • JRF study survey (all residents) & up to 250 interviews • 18 months (assessment info follow-up as at 6 months) • Financial information(LA & RSL) G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  7. PSSRU Evaluation:Additional Studies • Rowanberries, Bradford: Costs to all stakeholders before/after move in (JRF) • SCEAM-Extra: Develop SCEAM for practical use and extend to sheltered/extra care housing (EPSRC – PSSRU/Sheffield) • Assessment information & Resident questionnaire for second scheme in Wakefield (Wakefield MDC/Hanover) G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  8. PSSRU Evaluation:Issues for Data Collection • Changing timetable of scheme opening • Timing of initial data collection • No assessment for purchasers – need profile • Scale of study: no. of schemes and residents • Multiple agencies, differing over time & schemes • Priorities of different agencies • Consent prior to/during interview & response • Replacements for deaths/movers G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

  9. PSSRU Evaluation:Role of Local Researcher • Liaison between PSSRU and scheme • Contact with scheme manager and staff • Contact residents and explain research • Obtain consent/ensure obtained • Deliver forms and undertake interviews • Maintain spreadsheet record • Maintain contact with scheme G:\Housing and Care Programme\Presentations\BSG2007SYMP.PPT

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