Nick Smith

Journal Article

Feasibility, factor structure and construct validity of the easy-read Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit (ASCOT-ER) (2019)

Rand S, Towers A, Razik K, Turnpenny A, Bradshaw J, Caiels J, Smith N

Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability

Taylor & Francis Online

Journal Article

A cross-sectional study exploring the relationship between regulator quality ratings and care home residents’ quality of life in England (2019)

Towers A, Palmer S, Smith N, Collins G, Allan S,

Health and Quality of Life Outcomes , 17-22

BMC, Springer Nature

Journal Article

Integrating ASCOT in care planning (2018)

Towers A, Nelson K, Smith N, Razik K

Australian Journal of Dementia Care 7, 6, 31-35

Journal Article

Being Occupied: Supporting ‘meaningful activity’ in care homes for older people in England (2017)

Smith N, Towers A, Palmer S, Beecham J, Welch E

Ageing and Society

Journal Article

Why are relatives of care home residents reluctant to ‘rock the boat’? Is there a culture of acceptance? (2017)

Welch E, Palmer S, Towers A, Smith N

Working with Older People 21, 2, 124-132

Journal Article

The acceptability and feasibility of using the Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit (ASCOT) to inform practice in care homes (2016)

Towers A, Smith N, Palmer S, Welch E, Netten A

BMC Health Services Research 16, 16:523

Journal Article

Dutch translation and cross-cultural validation of the Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit (ASCOT) (2015)

Van Leeuwen K, Bosmans J, Jansen A, Rand S, Towers A, Smith N, Razik K, Trukeschitz B, van Tulder M, van der Horst H, Ostelo R

Health and Quality of Life Outcomes , 13:56

Journal Article

Adapting the adult social care outcomes toolkit (ASCOT) for use in care home quality monitoring: conceptual development and testing (2015)

Towers A, Holder J, Smith N, Crowther T, Netten A, Welch E, Collins G

BMC Health Services Research 15, 15:304

Report

Understanding and addressing underrepresentation in a postal survey of social care users. Summary (2014)

Smith N, Malley J

Report

Understanding and addressing underrepresentation in a postal survey of social care users. Full report (2012)

Smith N, Malley J

Project Outline

Measuring Outcomes of Care Homes (MOOCH) (2016)

Towers A, Smith N, Palmer S, Collins G, Forder J

Project Outline

Care home quality indicator development. NIHR SSCR Project outline PO51 (2013)

Towers A, Holder J, Smith N

Project Outline

Extended User Experience Survey of Community Equipment Services 2007/08. PSSRU Project Outline 73, December 2007 (2007)

Netten A, Smith N, Malley J, Jones K, Cox L

Project Outline

Outcomes and quality of social care outcomes. PSSRU Project Outline 69 (2007)

Netten A, Holder J, Smith N

Project Outline

Outcomes, quality and costs of community equipment services. PSSRU Project Outline 64 (2005)

Netten A, Smith N, Jones K, Cox L

Research Summary

Engagement of People with Long-Term Conditions in Health and Social Care Research: Barriers and Facilitators to Capturing the Views of Seldom Heard Populations. Summary (2012)

Beadle-Brown J, Ryan S, Windle K, Holder J, Turnpenny A, Smith N, Richardson L, Whelton R

QORU working paper 2849

DP or working paper

ASCOT Easy Read: usability evaluation of an electronic adaptation (2019)

Razik K, Turnpenny A, Bradshaw J, Rand S, Towers A, Caiels J, Smith N

QORU working paper 2953

DP or working paper

Factor structure and construct validity of the easy-read Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit (ASCOT-ER) (2017)

Rand S, Towers A, Razik K, Turnpenny A, Bradshaw J, Caiels J, Smith N

DP or working paper

Engagement of people with long-term conditions in health and social care research: a review of barriers and facilitators to capturing the views of seldom-heard populations (2016)

Beadle-Brown J, Ryan S, Windle K, Holder J, Turnpenny A, Smith N, Richardson L, Whelton R

DP or working paper

ASCOT Adult Social Care Outcomes Toolkit: Main Guidance v2.1 (2011)

Netten A, Beadle-Brown J, Caiels J, Forder J, Malley J, Smith N, Towers A, Trukeschitz B, Welch E, Windle K

PSSRU Discussion Paper 2716/3, University of Kent