Project overview
Increasing numbers of people are living with multiple long-term health conditions. As people age, they are also more likely to experience loneliness and have fewer social connections as a result of changing life circumstances. People who feel lonely or lack social connections (referred to here as social isolation) are more likely to develop additional long-term conditions and suffer worse health. People living with multiple long-term conditions may also experience increased loneliness. However, it is not clear how and why loneliness, social isolation and multiple long-term conditions are linked. This study aims to gain understanding of how these are linked.
Read more about the study and how to get involved on the home page link listed above.
Read more about the study and how to get involved on the home page link listed above.
Staff
Lead researcher
