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Risk factors for deaths of despair in England: An ecological study of local authority mortality data
The effectiveness of digital delivery versus group-based face-to-face delivery of the English National Health Service Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Programme: a non-inferiority retrospective cohort comparison study
What factors are associated with informal carers' psychological morbidity during end-of-life home care? A systematic review and thematic synthesis of observational quantitative studies
Involving carer advisors in evidence synthesis to improve carers' mental health during end-of-life home care: co-production during COVID-19 remote working
Understanding what affects psychological morbidity in informal carers when providing care at home for patients at the end of life: a systematic qualitative evidence synthesis
Understanding what affects psychological morbidity in informal carers when providing care at home for patients at the end of life: a systematic qualitative evidence synthesis
Understanding the potential factors affecting carers' mental health during end-of-life home care: a meta synthesis
New horizons in the role of digital data in the healthcare of older people
The impact of COVID-19 on social care and social work in the UK: A scoping review
Virtual reality and augmented reality smartphone applications for upskilling care home workers in hand hygiene: a realist multi-site feasibility, usability, acceptability, and efficacy study
Measurement of community resilience using the Baseline Resilience Indicator for Communities (BRIC) framework: A systematic review
Analysing changes to the flow of public funding within local health and care systems: An adaptation of the System of Health Accounts framework to a local health system in England
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