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Part of Care providers – improvement support
This guide will be helpful to managers of services where it has been agreed that medicines support will be included as part of the home care service.
Part of Integrated care: measuring progress
A logic model for integrated care which describes what good looks like.
LGBTQI+ Disabled People say there are many benefits to using self-directed support, such as having more choice and control over their care. But there are also challenges. For example, they fear coming out to personal assistants or support workers because their care might be jeopardised.
Part of About SCIE
A report - launched last week at the House of Lords - recommends ways to improve support to children and young people in care.
Part of Improving mental health support for young people in care
The final report of an Expert Working Group was set up to ensure that the emotional wellbeing and mental health needs of children and young people in care are better met.
Part of Care Act 2014
This guide provides an overview of key elements to consider in order to ensure any form of care assessment undertaken - for the adult requiring care and support or their carer with support needs - takes full account of the extent of fluctuating needs. These are needs which may not be apparent at the time of the assessment but have been an issue in the past and are likely to arise again in the future. The guide provides information and practical example on what practitioners need to do to established an accurate picture of fluctuating needs and includes a checklist of core duties for local authorities.
Part of Care Act 2014
Part of SCIELine ebulletin
Work is underway to establish a new centre to improve children’s social care and social work by fostering evidence-informed practice.
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