Professor Julien Forder
Professor of Economics of Social Policy and Joint Director
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Research Interests
Julien's Google Scholar profile can be accessed here.
Julien Forder's Publications
Manuscripts
Manuscript
1996 Survey of Care Homes for Elderly People. Final Report (1998)
Netten A, Bebbington A, Darton R, Forder J, Miles K
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Cross-Sectional Survey of Residential and Nursing Homes for Elderly People: Interim Report (1997)
Netten A, Darton R, Forder J, Baines B
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The price of placements in residential and nursing home care (1997)
Forder J, Netten A
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A comparison of sertraline versus tricyclic antidepressants in primary care. I: Efficacy and effectiveness (1995)
Forder J, Kavanagh S, Fenyo A
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Moral hazard, contracts and efficiency (1993)
Forder J
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The social care market: researching the voluntary sector (1992)
Forder J, Knapp M
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Poster
Development of a Long-Term Conditions Questionnaire (LTCQ) social care subscale (LTCQ-S) (2017)
Batchelder L, Fox D, Jones K, Forder J, Potter C, Geneen L, Fitzpatrick R, Peters M
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Validation of the Long-Term Conditions Questionnaire (LTCQ) (2017)
Potter C, Geneen L, Batchelder L, Kelly L, Fox D, Gibbons E, Jones K, Jenkinson C, Coulter A, Forder J, Flach C, Peters M
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Generic
Commissioning and performance in the mixed economy of care (2002)
Knapp M, Forder J, Kendall J, Matosevic T
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Independent Sector Domiciliary Care Providers in 1999 (2000)
Matosevic T, Knapp M, Forder J, Kendall J
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Conference abstract
Measuring outcomes for residents of care homes (2010)
Netten A, Trukeschitz B, Beadle-Brown J, Towers A, Forder J
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Blog
Meeting local information needs with ASCS and PSS SACE data (Blog) (2015)
Heath C, Malley J, Razik K, Jones K, Forder J, Caiels J, Beecham J
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Unallocated
Comparing internet and face-to-face surveys as methods for eliciting preferences for social care-related quality of life: Evidence from England using the ASCOT Service User measure (2017)
Saloniki E, Batchelder L, Malley J, Burge P, Lu H, Linnosmaa, I, Trukeschitz B, Forder J
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