Browsing Research publications by Author "Froggatt, Katherine"
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End of life care
Goodman, Claire; Froggatt, Katherine; Mathie, Elspeth (NIHR School for Social Care Research, 2012)The majority of end-of-life care research is based in health care settings and/or is led by health professionals or health based researchers. This review is informed by that work. It is a guide for researchers undertaking ... -
End of life care interventions for people with dementia in care homes : addressing uncertainty within a framework for service delivery and evaluation
Goodman, Claire; Froggatt, Katherine; Amador, Sarah; Mathie, Elspeth; Mayrhofer, Andrea (2015-09-17)Methods: The data from three studies on EoL care in care homes: (i) EVIDEM EoL , (ii) EPOCH , and (iii) TTT EoL were used to inform the development of the framework. All used mixed method designs and two had an intervention ... -
A group intervention to improve quality of life for people with advanced dementia living in care homes: the Namaste feasibility cluster RCT
Froggatt, Katherine; Best, A.; Bunn, Frances; Burnside , Girvan; Coast , Joanna; Dunleavy , Lesley; Goodman, Claire; Hardwick, Ben; Jackson , Clare; Kinley , Julie; Davidson Lund , Anne; Lynch, Jennifer; Mitchell , Paul; Myring , Gareth; Patel , Shakil; Perez Algorta , Guillermo; Preston , Nancy; Scott, David; Silvera, Kate; Walshe, Catherine (2020-01-01)Background: People with advanced dementia who live and die in nursing homes experience variable quality of life, care and dying. There is a need to identify appropriate, cost-effective interventions that facilitate ... -
The importance of staff support in the provision of emotionally sensitive care
Holman, Cheryl; Crowhurst, Keith (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2009) -
Improving living and dying for people with advanced dementia living in care homes: a realist review of Namaste Care and other multisensory interventions
Bunn, Frances; Lynch, Jennifer; Goodman, Claire; Walshe, Catherine; Preston , Nancy; Froggatt, Katherine; Sharpe, Rachel (2018-12-06)Background: Seventy percent of people with advanced dementia live and die in care homes. Multisensory approaches, such as Namaste Care, have been developed to improve the quality of life and dying for people with advanced ... -
Integrated working between residential care homes and primary care : a survey of care homes in England
Gage, Heather; Dickinson, Angela; Victor, Christina; Williams, Peter; Cheynel, Jerome; Davies, Susan; Iliffe, Steve; Froggatt, Katherine; Martin, Wendy; Goodman, Claire (2012-11-14)Older people living in care homes in England have complex health needs due to a range of medical conditions, mental health needs and frailty. Despite an increasing policy expectation that professionals should operate in ... -
‘’It just happens’. Care home residents’ experiences and expectations of accessing GP care.
Victor, Christina; Davies, Sue L; Dickinson, Angela; Morbey , Hazel; Masey, Helen; Gage, Heather; Froggatt, Katherine; Iliffe, S.; Goodman, Claire (2018-11-01)Background: Care homes provide personal care and support for older people who can no longer be supported in the community. As part of a larger study of integrated working between the NHS and care homes we asked older people ... -
Living and dying : Responsibility for end of life care in care homes without on-site nursing provision - a prospective study
Handley, Melanie Jane; Goodman, Claire; Froggatt, Katherine; Mathie, Elspeth; Gage, Heather; Manthorpe , Jill; Barclay, Stephen; Crang, Clare; Iliffe , Steve (2013-12-08)The aim of the study was to describe the expectations and experiences of End-of-life care of older people resident in care homes, and how care home staff and the healthcare practitioners who visited the care home interpreted ... -
Living in Uncertain Times: trajectories to death in residential care homes
Barclay, Stephen; Froggatt, Katherine; Crang, Claire; Mathie, Elspeth; Handley, Melanie; Iliffe, Steve; Manthorpe, Jill; Gage, Heather; Goodman, Claire (2014-09-01)Abstract Background Older people living in care homes often have limited life expectancy. Practitioners and policymakers are increasingly questioning the appropriateness of many acute hospital admissions and the quality ... -
Namaste Care in nursing care homes with people with advanced dementia: protocol for a feasibility randomised controlled trial
Froggatt, Katherine; Patel , Shakil; Perez Algorta , Guillermo; Bunn, Frances; Burnside , Girvan; Coast , Joanna; Goodman, Claire; Dunleavy , Lesley; Hardwick, Ben; Kinley , Julie; Preston , Nancy; Walshe, Catherine (2018-11-25)Introduction Many people living with advanced dementia live and die in nursing care homes. The quality of life, care and dying experienced by these people is variable. Namaste Care is a multisensory programme of care ... -
Public involvement in research within care homes : benefits and challenges in the APPROACH study
Froggatt, Katherine; Goodman, Claire; Morbey, Hazel; Davies, Sue L; Masey, Helen; Dickinson, Angela; Martin, Wendy; Victor, Christina (2016-12-01)BACKGROUND: Public involvement in research (PIR) can improve research design and recruitment. Less is known about how PIR enhances the experience of participation and enriches the data collection process. In a study to ... -
Talking about living and dying with the oldest old : public involvement in a study on end of life care in care homes.
Goodman, Claire; Mathie, Elspeth; Cowe, Marion; Mendoza, Alex; Westwood, Daphne; Munday, Diane; Wilson, Patricia; Crang, Clare; Froggatt, Katherine; Iliffe, Steve; Manthorpe, Jill; Gage, Heather; Barclay, Stephen (2011)Public involvement in research on sensitive subjects, such as death and dying, can help to ensure that questions are framed to reflect the interests of their peers, develop a shared understanding of issues raised, and ... -
An uncertain future : The unchanging views of care home residents about living and dying
Mathie, Elspeth; Goodman, Claire; Crang, Clare; Froggatt, Katherine; Iliffe, Steve; Manthorpe, Jill; Barclay, Stephen (2012-07-05)BACKGROUND: Older people living in a care home have a limited life expectancy, and care homes are an important setting for end-of-life care provision. AIM: This research aimed to explore the views, experiences and expectations ... -
Views and Experiences of End of Life Care of Older People Living in Care Homes
Mathie, Elspeth; Goodman, Claire; Handley, Melanie Jane; Thompson, Diane; Mendoza, Alex; Westwood, Daphne; Cowe, Marion; Munday, Diane; Froggatt, Katherine; Barclay, Stephen; Crang, Clare; Iliffe, Steve; Manthorpe, Jill; Gage, Heather; Fenner, Pam; Garlick, Richard (2010)