Commissioning care homes: common safeguarding challenges
This guide aims to identify the issues that most commonly lead to safeguarding referrals from care homes.
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Safeguarding and quality in commissioning care homes
This guidance aims to support NHS and local authority commissioners of care homes to ensure that safeguarding is central to the commissioning process and a primary concern for residential and nursing care home providers.
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Making the move to delivering reablement
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This At a glance briefing summarises research and practice evidence about reablement. It explains how to move from a traditional home care service to a new reablement service.
Reablement: implications for GPs and primary care
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This At a glance briefing focuses on research and practice evidence about reablement and explains the implications for GPs and primary care teams.
Think child, think parent, think family: final evaluation report
The mental health and wellbeing of children and adults in families where a parent has a mental health problem are closely linked. Not all families need health and social care services. However, those that do often struggle to get accessible and effective support that addresses children’s needs and recognises the parental responsibilities of many adults with mental health problems.
The extent and impact of parental mental health problems on families and the acceptability, accessibility and effectiveness of interventions: systematic map report 1
This systematic map aims to identify the nature of research in parental mental health and to be a specific resource from which to commission further reviews and/or primary research by identifying gaps in the research literature.
Think child, think parent, think family: putting it into practice
SCIE has produced Parental Mental Health interim and final evaluation reports and this At a glance briefing summarises what the implementation sites did, and the lessons learned.
Reablement: a guide for families and carers
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This At a glance briefing is designed to help people understand what reablement is, and what family and friends can do to help.
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