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The aim of this study was to explore the views and experiences of older adults and their carers who had received a bathing adaptation in order to examine how the adaptation had affected them and identify mechanisms of impact and outcomes from their perspectives.

Match Me was an 18-month action research project into the allocation of adapted and accessibly designed social housing and what enhanced independent living for disabled people.

This paper from Newton and The Better Care Fund details a collaborative approach in tackling the challenges relating to delayed patient transfers from a hospital environment.

With 9 million people reportedly suffering from loneliness in the UK – an increase of 200,000 people since the 1950s – This paper from WSP aims to set out the main built environment causes of loneliness and isolation.

This Age UK and Habinteg factsheet challenges the myths that delivering accessible housing is "too costly, too difficult or simply undesirable for buyers"

The original notion of the “Concept Blackwood House” was developed to provide a flexible, modern home to suit varying levels of needs and support for residents without the requirement for major alterations or relocation.