Scottish Power Evaluation - Playlist for Life

Thank you for sharing feedback on your use of Playlist for Life. Feedback gathered will be shared with funders and anonymised quotes may be used on the Playlist for Life website or social media channels.

Impact on your Help Point

1. Do you feel that Playlist for Life support and resources have added value to your service?
Yes
No

2. Has becoming a Playlist for Life Help Point/using Playlist for Life resources had a positive impact on on those living with dementia, their family or carers in your community?
Yes
No

3. How many people (living with dementia, families or carers) have you reached with Playlist for Life? This includes people you have made a playlist for, spoken to or shared a leaflet with.

Engagement

In question 4 we ask you to share some feedback on the level of engagement people living with dementia or unpaid carers have had with Playlist for Life themed resources of activities at your service. There are three different levels of engagement from 4a to 4c.

The numbers you share can be estimates, but please only include each service user in one category.

4a) Introduced to Playlist for Life: number of service users that have received Playlist for Life resources or gained advice from staff/volunteers on how a playlist can benefit them:

4b) Engaged in activities: number of service users have taken part in Playlist for Life themed activities, used the resources to build a playlist or explored how the meaningful music could improve their wellbeing:

4c) Experienced positive impact: number of service users have experienced positive effects from Playlist for Life themed activity or using personal music:

Benefits for people using your service

In question 5 we ask how many people using your service have experienced the following benefits.

The numbers you share can be estimates. In this question you can include the same person more than once if they experienced multiple benefits.

5a. Number of service users that have experienced Positive impact on mental health and wellbeing:

5b. Number of service users that have experienced increased connections between loved ones:

5c. Number of service users that have experienced reduced anxiety, stress or distress:

5d. Number of service users that have experienced improved communication:

5e. Number of service users that have experienced improved quality of life:

Benefits for your staff and volunteers
In question 6 we are asking how many of your staff/volunteers have experiences the following benefits.

The numbers you share can be estimates and in this question you can include the same person more than once if they can experienced multiple benefits.

6a. Number of of staff/volunteers who feel they have a better understanding of how music can help people with dementia:

6b. Number of of staff/volunteers who feel they feel they have more tools to support people in their community:

6c. Number of of staff/volunteers who feel improved connection with service users:

Final Thoughts

7. Please share any further thoughts, quotes or stories. to highglight the impact of personally meaningful music at your Help Point

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