‘I’ve never drunk very much water and I still don’t, and I see no reason to do so’: a qualitative study of the views of community-dwelling older people and carers on hydration in later life
Cini Bhanu(Department of Health and Social Care), Kate Walters(Department of Health and Social Care), Maggie Kirby-Barr, Yehudit Bauernfreund(University College London), Jane Hopkins, Ann Liljas(Karolinska Institutet), Helen Croker(University College London), Christina Avgerinou(University College London), Kalpa Kharicha(University College London), Jennifer Rea(University College London)
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