Social care services are commonly delivered by a combination of for-profit, public, and non-
profit sector providers. These services are often commissioned in quasi-markets, in which …

The number of developed and developing countries globally is steadily increasing due to
the advanced development in various fields. Nevertheless, the development of a country can …

Purpose Post-diagnostic dementia care is often fragmented in the United Kingdom, with
great variation in provision. Recent policies suggest moving towards better community …

There is increasing emphasis on psychological and social approaches to managing and
treating mental illness, including a growing evidence base on the effectiveness of …

The decision to move from independent to supported housing is a key life decision.
Research focusing on the potential barriers to transition to supported housing for people …

Background As the UK population ages, the prevalence of both dementia and cancer will
increase. Family carers of people with dementia who are subsequently diagnosed with …

Introduction This exploratory literature review seeks to examine the literature around
commissioning processes in the co‐production of health and care services, focusing on two …

Purpose: Positive developments in the socioeconomic field have led to a reduction in
mortality and fertility rates and an increase in the lifespan of individuals. This has reduced …

Results: Programs provided a range of personalized support for older adults and addressed
many post-discharge needs, including well-being assessments, support for instrumental …

Introduction With increasing attention to models of transitional support delivered through
multisectoral approaches, third sector organizations have supported community …