Almost one in seven hospital beds were occupied last week by patients who were medically fit to be released, but who were forced to wait for care packages to be put in place.
The Government's plans for investment in care technology are a good start but we need to address ...
A call has been made to the Government to end a ‘vicious cycle’ in social care causing pressure t...
Recent developments in local government have raised as many questions as answers. Dr Simon Kaye o...
A ‘rapid timetable' must be set should the Government pursue a Royal Commission to reform social ...
The Government’s decision to increase employer National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will have ‘...
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has called for it to be granted further powers to ...
The Government is committed to building consensus on a National Care Service, the care minister t...
Councils in England may have to spend £17bn on working age adults and those with a life-long disa...
Lucinda Allen and Hiba Sameen examine the impact of the Budget on adult social care – the good, t...
Georgina Walton and David Rees look at how the innovative use of co-production at Kent CC is impr...
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We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job
We’ve made a promising start, with the Commissioners’ report last summer recognising our substantial progress. Apply for this job