Research Projects

This new research repository from the Housing and Care for Older People Research Network, has been created to allow those working in academia, as well as industry, to discover, retrieve and share publications and research project findings, and provide a platform for further knowledge and information exchange across learning communities. It accords with the Housing LIN's 'learning lab' ethos.

This is the place where housing and care research projects and/or findings submitted will be showcased. We are currently collating information received from academic bodies and industry partners so that we can populate this page.

Housing and Adult Social Care Scoping Review

As the NIHR School for Social Care Research approached the completion of its first five years of operation, it commissioned a scoping review of the evidence on housing and adult social care published in the UK over the last 10 years from 2003. Evidence covered: housing and prevention of the need for adult social care; housing and delaying the need for adult social care; alignment of housing with the integration of health and adult social care; and cost and cost-effectiveness studies. The review revealed some good evidence about the role of a number of housing interventions, such as housing with care for older people, aids and adaptations, and handyperson services in preventing and/or enabling people to live independently in their own homes.

Click here to view the Housing and Adult Social Care Review

To either submit information on your research project or receive regular updates on latest housing and care research findings, join the Housing and Care for Older People Research Network.

Once submitted, if you need to change or edit an item please contact info@housinglin.org.uk

Summary Start date End date
Farrow Court, Stanhope, Ashford
Institution: Ashford Borough Council
Type of research: Telecare / Telehealth, Dementia, Health & wellbeing, Assistive technology, Design
01/09/2012 31/12/2016
Old Moat Age-friendly Research
Institution: Southway Housing Trust
Type of research: User needs, Design
01/05/2012 31/01/2013