Personalisation resources and services

Personalisation briefing: implications for occupational therapists in social care

Part of Personalisation

This At a Glance briefing examines the implications of the personalisation agenda for occupational therapists in social care.

Personalisation briefing: implications for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people

Part of Personalisation

This briefing explores what personalisation means for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.

Personalisation briefing: implications of the Equality Act 2010

Part of Personalisation

This briefing examines the implications of the Equality Act 2010 for personalised adult social care.

Personalisation briefing: implications for people with autistic spectrum conditions and their family carers

Part of Personalisation

This At a Glance briefing examines the implications of the personalisation agenda for people with autistic spectrum conditions.

Personalisation briefing: personalisation, productivity and efficiency

Part of Personalisation

This At a glance summary examines the potential for personalisation, particularly self-directed support and personal budgets, to result in cost-efficiencies and improved productivity as well as improved care and support.

Supporting black and minority ethnic older people's mental wellbeing: accounts of social care practice

Report looking at practitioners' accounts of their practice in promoting the wellbeing of older people from BME backgrounds the UK.

Personalisation, productivity and efficiency

This report summarises the findings of the SCIE Listening Exercise, which took place between February and July 2002.

Enabling risk, ensuring safety: self-directed support and personal budgets

This digital report outlines the recent research and emerging practice on risk enablement and practice relating to self-directed support and personal budgets

Personalisation briefing: personalisation and mental capacity

Part of Personalisation

This At a glance briefing looks at how issues of mental capacity should be considered in the context of personalisation, and the implications for staff working in social care, including the private and voluntary sectors.

The big society and innovation in care and support for adults: key messages from SCIE expert seminars

These guidelines provide guidance on how to producing information in an accessible way. They were originally produced for internal use, but SCIE has now decided to make them publicly available in response to a number of requests for such resources.