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Author: LIDDELL Christine;
Title: The impact of fuel poverty on children
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Publisher: London: Save the Children, 2008. 19p.
Format: book;
Topics: children; families; heating; poverty;
Key resources on: cold weather and social care services;
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Author: SCOTLAND. Scottish Fuel Poverty Forum;
Title: Towards 2016 - the future of fuel poverty policy in Scotland: a report by the Scottish Fuel Poverty Forum
Publisher: Edinburgh: Scotland. Scottish Government, 2008. 31p.
Topics: heating; poverty; government publication; policy document; Scotland;
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Author: KING Peter; WILLIAMS Gareth;
Title: Individualised telecare and electronic assistive technologies to support vulnerable people.
Reference: Journal of Assistive Technologies, 2(3), September 2008, pp.48-52.
Format: article;
Topics: alarm systems; assessment; assistive technology; information and communications technology; vulnerable adults; practice;
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Author: GREAT BRITAIN. Department of Health;
Title: Keep warm keep well: supporting vulnerable people during cold weather: advice for health and social care professionals
Publisher: London: Great Britain. Department of Health, 2008. 10p.
Topics: community nursing; grants; health visitors; heating; hypothermia; older people; preventive practice; vulnerable adults; government publication;
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Author: BULLARD Robert;
Title: When the heat is on.
Reference: Local Government Chronicle, 18.9.08, pp.28-29.
Topics: environmental factors; housing; local authorities; poverty; residents; social housing; tenants; good practice; practice; England;
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Author: JACKSON Catherine;
Title: Lost soul.
Reference: Mental Health Today, July/August 2007, pp.14-15.
Topics: bipolar disorder; community care; death; risk; schizophrenia; service users; practice; United Kingdom;
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Author: HELP THE AGED;
Title: Older people, decent homes and fuel poverty: an analysis based on the English House Conditions Survey
Publisher: London: Help the Aged, 2006. 28p.
Topics: heating; income; older people; poverty; quality of life; social care provision; standard of living; tenants; vulnerable adults; research; United Kingdom;
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Author: GILBERTSON Jan; et al;
Title: Home is where the hearth is: grant recipients’ views of England's Home Energy Efficiency Scheme (Warm Front).
Reference: Social Science and Medicine, 63(4), August 2006, pp.946-956.
Topics: grants; heating; housing; poverty; user views; research; England;
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Title: Winter report 2005-2006
Publisher: London: Great Britain. Department of Health, 2006. 23p.
Topics: health care; health needs; heating; intermediate care; joint planning; joint working; local authorities; NHS; planning; social care provision; staff; staffing levels; government publication; United Kingdom;
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Author: HARRINGTON Barbara E.; et al.;
Title: Keeping warm and staying well: findings from the qualitative arm of the Warm Homes Project.
Reference: Health and Social Care in the Community, 13(3), May 2005, pp.259-267.
Topics: attitudes; health; housing; poverty; research;
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Author: WRIGHT Fay;
Title: Older and colder: the views of older people experiencing difficulties keeping warm in winter
Publisher: London: Help the Aged, 2004. 60p.
Topics: health needs; heating; older people; poverty; user views;
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