Professor Julien Forder

DP or working paper

COVID-19 management in social care in England: a systematic review of changing policies and newspaper reported staff perspectives (2021)

L Bertini, L Bogen-Johnston, J Middleton, W Wood, S Sadhwani, J Forder, D Roland, R Sharp, J Drury, J Cassel

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Heterogeneity in the effect of obesity on future long-term care use in England (2019)

Gousia K, Nizalova O, Malisauskaite G, Forder J,

QORU working paper 5816

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The impact of formal care on informal care for people over 75 in England (2019)

Saloniki E, Nizalova O, Malisauskaite G, Forder J

ESHCRU working paper 5812

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Body mass, physical activity and future long-term care use (2018)

Nizalova O, Gousia K, Forder J

QORU working paper 2954

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The impact and cost of adult social care: marginal effects of change in funding (2018)

Forder J

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Estimating relative needs formulae for new forms of social care support. Final report (2018)

Forder J, Vadean F

Personal Social Services Research Unit

DP or working paper

The revision of the Relative Needs Formulae for adult social care funding and new allocation formulae for funding Care Act reforms (2018)

Vadean F, Forder J

Personal Social Services Research Unit

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Explaining the fees gap between funding types in the English care homes market (2017)

Allan S, Gousia K, Forder J

ESHCRU working paper 2934

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How can MAX help local authorities to use social care data to inform local policy? Maximising the value of survey data in adult social care [MAX] project. Executive Summary (2015)

Heath C, Malley J, Razik K, Jones K, Forder J, Fox D, Caiels J, Beecham J

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Further analysis of ASCS and PSS SACE data: Case studies of local authority (LA) practice (2015)

Heath C, Razik K, Jones K, Beecham J, Forder J, Malley J

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How can MAX help local authorities to use social care data to inform local policy? (Infographic) (2015)

Al-Tahhan, Nat

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How can MAX help local authorities to use social care data to inform local policy? (Executive summary) (2015)

Heath C, Malley J, Razik K, Jones K, Forder J, Fox D, Caiels J, Beecham J

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Using a ‘wellbeing’ cost-effectiveness approach to improve resource allocation in social care (2015)

Forder J, Fernández J-L

QORU working paper 2893

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How can MAX help local authorities to use social care data to inform local policy? Maximising the value of survey data in adult social care [MAX] project (2015)

Heath C, Malley J, Razik K, Jones K, Forder J, Fox D, Caiels J, Beecham J

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Estimating relative needs formulae for new forms of social care support: using an extrapolation method (2014)

Forder J, Vadean F

Personal Social Services Research Unit

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Implications of setting eligibility criteria for adult social care service in England at moderate needs level (2013)

Fernández J-L, Snell T, Forder J, Wittenberg R

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National Survey of Local Authority Arrangements for Commissioning Services for Older People: Summary Report (2012)

Fernández J-L, D'Amico F, Forder J

Personal Social Services Research Unit

DP or working paper

Building a Business Case for Investing in Adaptive Technologies in England (2012)

Snell T, Fernández J-L, Forder J

PSSRU Discussion Paper 2831, London School of Economics

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Care Markets in England: Lessons from Research (2012)

Forder J, Allan S

PSSRU Discussion Paper 2815, University of Kent

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Analysing the Costs and Benefits of Social Care Funding Arrangements in England: Technical Report (2012)

Forder J, Fernández J-L

PSSRU Discussion Paper 2644, University of Kent and London School of Economics