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Keeping warm in later life: tackling money, mindsets and machinery
A study to examine the knowledge, beliefs and values of older people with a focus on keeping warm at home and barriers to accessing help to keep warm.With the findings we will develop solutions and strategies to overcome these barriers in an attempt to prevent seasonal excess deaths.
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