HEALTH

Fifteen minutes of fame for social care

The National Children and Adult Services conference meets in Harrogate this week. Sandie Keene says the issues around social care are more than just bad news headlines

By Sandie Keene | 16 October 2013

The case of the Leonard Cheshire survey, Esther Rantzen and the 15-minute care slots perfectly encapsulates the uneasy - not to say uncomfortable - chair local authorities and their social services departments are sitting on at present.

It's not an armchair.

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Popular articles by Sandie Keene

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