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Older people eat well: literature review

In early 2014, CFHS worked with Evaluation Support Scotland to commission a short evidence review of the literature on the ways in which the third sector supports older people to eat well. This has now been published as part of the ESS ‘Stitch in Time’ programme. The starting point for the review was the nested …

Publishers: Commissioned by CFHS, Evaluation Support Scotland | Publication category: Policy and planning | Related topics: community food activity, diet and nutrition, evaluation, older people, research | Areas of Work: Older people, Research and evaluation |

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