Practice enquiry guidelines: a framework for SCIE commissioners and providers
This research resource provides guidelines on the conduct of practice enquiries commissioned by SCIE.
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This research resource provides guidelines on the conduct of practice enquiries commissioned by SCIE.
'Leading Practice' is a development programme designed for first-line managers in social care
Respite care good practice for complex health needs and disabilities
This report describes a study commissioned by SCIE and jointly funded with the National Knowledge Service. It was carried out by the University of Brighton to explore the feasibility and the appropriateness of digital technologies to support the work of paid carers in residential care homes for older people
Learning organisations - a self assessment resource pack for social care
This guide brings together resources and research about maintaining family ties for children of prisoners. It provides a review of literature from the past fifteen years as well as examples of practice from England, Scotland and Northern Ireland of what works to support children and their families.
, sensory impairments, learning disabilities, mental health, drug and alcohol problems, serious illnesses
The four central governments of the UK, with the support of the Economic and Social Research Council, asked SCIE to conduct a UK-wide consultation on how to increase social care research capacity. This consultation provides a picture of the views of people concerned about, or who have a stake in, the infrastructure for social care research and development. The report recommendations identify key issues in the consultation that need to be taken into account in strengthening research capacity and in coordinating developments across the UK.
This knowledge review looks at what has and what has not contributed to the successful provision of community-based day activities for all people with learning disabilities.
This knowledge review is about parents with physical and/or sensory impairments, learning difficulties, mental health problems, long-term illnesses such as HIV/AIDS, and drug or alcohol problems. Its main focus is on social care, but integral to this are the relationships between social care and health, housing and education.
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