Autism: Improving access to social care for adults

This guide helps people in the health and social care sector who work with adults with autism to increase their knowledge and understanding of autism and improve access to social care services.

Webinar recording: Co-production and communities

Part of COVID-19: Insights and experiences from the sector

SCIE will be looking at how commissioners and communities can work successfully together to maximise the existing resources and provide the best possible outcomes for people.

Webinar recording: Building trusted relationships in integrated care systems

Part of Integrated care

Hear from experienced senior system leaders talk about what they've learned about building trust in an integrated care system.

Webinar recording: Enabling positive lives for autistic adults

Part of Autism

SCIE and NICE discuss how organisations can come together and improve the lives of autistic adults through their own practice.

How to work together to achieve better joined-up care

Part of Better Care Fund resources

This guide focuses on supporting people to co-produce and co-deliver joined-up services across health, social care and other public services.

Learning from the Macmillan Local Authority Partnership Programme

Part of Integrated care

Guide for health and social care practitioners and commissioners focusing on system change in cancer care and the Macmillan Local Authority Partnership Programme (MLAPP).

Integration: step by step

Free online tool to support coordinated care. Analyse, plan and deliver integrated health and social care using SCIE's discussion questions, practice examples and films.

Safeguarding adults: sharing information

Part of Safeguarding adults in practice

This guide is part of a range of products to support implementation of the adult safeguarding aspects of the Care Act 2014. The guide focuses on the sharing of sensitive or personal information between the local authority and its safeguarding partners (including GPs and health, the police, service providers, housing, regulators and the Office of the Public Guardian) for safeguarding purposes.

Safeguarding adults for housing staff

Part of Safeguarding adults

Briefing for social care, health and police describing housing staff’s key safeguarding role. Housing staff are well placed to identify and share information about people with care and support needs at risk of abuse.

A commissioner's guide to developing and sustaining user-led organisations

Part of Co-production

Resources created to support people with dementia, their carers and staff working in dementia services providing practical tips, tools and activities to help you in your work with dementia