All Outputs (9)

Written Evidence to Independent Review of Adult Social Care Scotland (2021)
Report
Johnston, L. Written Evidence to Independent Review of Adult Social Care Scotland. Scottish Government

• The evidence presented here relates to four research studies conducted in relation to workforce resilience, burnout and support around death and dying in the care home sector. • While there are a wealth of resources to support care home staff well... Read More about Written Evidence to Independent Review of Adult Social Care Scotland.

Avoiding Burnout of Care Home Workforce (2021)
Report
Johnston, L., & Malcolm, C. (2021). Avoiding Burnout of Care Home Workforce. Edinburgh: CSO

This small study focused on the resources available and used to support the wellbeing and mental health of frontline care workers (FCW) in care homes for older people. It had two aims; (1) to identify and collate key resources of relevance to FCWs an... Read More about Avoiding Burnout of Care Home Workforce.

Scoping exercise to inform the development of an education strategy for Children's Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS) (2018)
Report
Malcolm, C., & McGirr, D. (2018). Scoping exercise to inform the development of an education strategy for Children's Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS). Edinburgh: Children's Hospices Across Scotland

This report presents findings from a scoping project examining current evidence relating to the provision of education across the United Kingdom (UK) and internationally. The overall aim of the project was to inform the development of an evidence bas... Read More about Scoping exercise to inform the development of an education strategy for Children's Hospices Across Scotland (CHAS).

The symptom profile and experience of children with rare life-limiting conditions: perspectives of their families and key health professionals (2011)
Report
Malcolm, C., Adams, S., Anderson, G., Gibson, F., Hain, R., Morley, A., & Forbat, L. (2011). The symptom profile and experience of children with rare life-limiting conditions: perspectives of their families and key health professionals. Stirling: University of Stirling

This report documents a mixed-method study examining the symptom profile and family experience of two rare life-limiting conditions. Data was collected across the UK, using a symptom diary designed for the study and qualitative interviews, informed b... Read More about The symptom profile and experience of children with rare life-limiting conditions: perspectives of their families and key health professionals.

Review of the role of the senior charge nurse/ward sister in Scotland: patient perspectives (2007)
Report
Malcolm, C., Cayless, C., & Kearney, N. (2007). Review of the role of the senior charge nurse/ward sister in Scotland: patient perspectives. Stirling: University of Sitling

An assessment to identify the future research priorities for the children's hospice association Scotland (2007)
Report
Malcolm, C., Knighting, K., Forbat, L., & Kearney, N. (2007). An assessment to identify the future research priorities for the children's hospice association Scotland. Stirling: University of Stirling

Promoting the use of personal asthma action plans: a systematic review (2006)
Report
Ring, N. A., Malcolm, C., Wyke, S., MacGillivray, S., Dixon, D., Hoskins, G., …Sheikh, A. (2006). Promoting the use of personal asthma action plans: a systematic review. Stirling, Scotland: University of Stirling

Nursing and midwifery practice development unit: best practice statements - report of the impact evaluation study (2004)
Report
Ring, N., Finnie, A., Murphy-Black, T., Watterson, A., Howie, C., Malcolm, C., …Cunningham, J. (2004). Nursing and midwifery practice development unit: best practice statements - report of the impact evaluation study. Scotland: NHS Quality Improvement Scotland

A realist evaluation of the Care 24 Lothian service
Report
Malcolm, C., & Knighting, K. (2020). A realist evaluation of the Care 24 Lothian service. Edinburgh: CHAS

Abstract not available.