Family and friends of care home residents wanted to provide feedback on care planning materials 

Researchers are looking for family and friends of care home residents to provide feedback on a set of care planning principles they’ve drafted. 

Participants will be asked to read over the key principles document and share their thoughts as part of an online focus group. 

Those who complete this work will be provided with a £30 Amazon Voucher to say thank you. 

If you are a family member or a friend of a care home resident aged 65+ and you’d like to participate, please email Jono Taylor on: jonathan.taylor@ndph.ox.ac.uk 

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