- Blog post “DACHA: AN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST’S PERSPECTIVE” by Jessica Blake. 21 July 2020. Read here
- ENRICH blog post “What do we want? Useful data. Where do we want it? Care homes. – A case for a care home minimum data set” by Gizdem Akdur. 6 July 2020. https://enrich.nihr.ac.uk/blogpost/what-do-we-want-useful-data-where-do-we-want-it-care-homes-a-case-for-a-care-home-minimum-data-set/
- DACHA Work Package 2 involves the development of a repository of individual participant data (IPD) from randomised controlled trials conducted in UK care homes. Led by Lisa Irvine at University of Hertfordshire and Jenni Burton at University of Glasgow, the work will be a lasting legacy of the DACHA project. The repository will become part of the Virtual Trials Archive where the pooled, anonymised, IPD will be made available for novel exploratory analyses. In this ten minute video (featured at the virtual HSRUK2020 conference), Lisa outlines the plans for the repository during the DACHA study and beyond. 17 June 2020.
LTCcovid blog post by Jenni Burton, Claire Goodman, and Terry Quinn. 14 May 2020. https://ltccovid.org/2020/05/14/the-invisibility-of-the-uk-care-home-population-uk-care-homes-and-a-minimum-dataset/
- Short read: “Sue's story: Supporting research in care homes” by Sue Fortescue. 17 March 2020. https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/research-network-news/sues-story-supporting-research-care-homes
- Video: “Dementia Care Research Summit: Session 5 - Sharing care research data” by Prof Claire Goodman. 17 February 2020.