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Author/year | Aims and context | Region/council | Source | Primary focus | Perspective | No. of closures | Methods | Data |
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Duff et al. 2002 [24] | Explores the impact of residents when temporarily moved while their premises are refurbished | South East-Surrey | Journal article | Guidance/process | Residents Care staff Relatives | One temporary closure. Implied it was a planned closure | Interviews | Primary data Does not specify sample size |
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Gascoigne and Mashhoudy 2011 [9] | The objective of the study is to see if those who moved home involuntarily had a higher mortality rate within a year of their move than those who had just moved into a home | Coventry | Journal article | Outcomes/experiences | Not required | 14 | Logistic regression | Treatment group: N = 71 Control group: N = 412 |
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Glasby et al. 2018 [25] | Examines the perceptions of older people, families, care staff, and social workers, as well as long-term outcomes for older people, from a UK care home closure programme | West Midlands-Birmingham | Journal article | Guidance/process | Residents Care staff Relatives | One linked day centre closure and one care home closure | Semistructured interviews with older people, families, care staff, and social work assessors. Older people asked to fill 2 questionnaires (EQ5D) at 3 time points | Primary data Interview: N = 49 Questionnaires: N = 74 |
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Leyland et al. 2016 [26] | Investigates the impact of following a protocol on the experience of relocating residents from various perspectives | Not specified | Journal article | Guidance/process | Care staff Relatives Local authority Residents | Two local authority operated care homes. Implied it was a planned closure | | Primary data N = 34 Staff = 13 Residents = 11 Relatives = 2 CH managers = 6 |
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Williams et al. 2003 [27] | Describes relatives, “informal carers,” and residents’ views about their experience of care home closure and their recommendations for how the process might be better managed | Two shire county authorities, two metropolitan district councils, and a shire unitary authority participated | Discussion paper | Outcomes/experiences Guidance/process | Residents Relatives | Seven care home closures carried out in four local authorities. Implied that all care home closures were planned with notice ranging from one month to 2 years | Seven case study sites in addition to non-case study sites where relatives and informal carers who recently experienced a closure were interviewed | Primary data N = 43 CS residents = 10 CS relatives = 28 NCS relatives = 7 |
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Ibrahim et al. 2022 [28] | Examines the experience of a care home relocation in which staff and residents are relocated together, using existing published guidance | Not specified | Journal article | Outcomes/experiences Guidance/process | Residents Care staff Relatives | One care home closure | Semistructured interviews. Baseline interviews were conducted 6 to 8 weeks after the move, and follow-up interviews were conducted 10 to 12 months later | N = 27 Baseline: Residents = 4 Relatives = 7 Care staff = 8 Follow up: Residents = 2 Relatives = 2 Staff = 4 |
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