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WHITEHALL

Mandatory reporting exemptions a 'fudge'

By Mark Conrad | 13 May 2024

Ministers’ decision to exempt instances of child abuse from a new reporting law means they have d...

HEALTH

Playing to strengths: prevention in a time of crisis

01 May 2024

Jon Burchell and Joe Cook highlight their new research, providing a model for understanding how a...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Political battle over National Care Service

By Martin Ford | 25 April 2024

Competing visions of the future of social care have been set out by Labour and the Conservatives ...

SOCIAL CARE

New ADASS president calls for community focus

By Paul Marinko | 25 April 2024

The new president of the Association of Directors of Social Services (ADASS) has called for a com...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Telling social care's story

22 April 2024

As adult social care directors gather in Bedfordshire this week for the ADASS Spring Seminar the ...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Co-producing adult social care – the art of the possible

By Alex Fox | 22 April 2024

Alex Fox invites those attending the Spring Seminar to share with IMPOWER - at its workshop or o...

IMPROVEMENT

Steering a way through the AI challenge

By Caroline Green | 22 April 2024

AI offers so much for adult social care practice, but for all the potential, there are plenty of ...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Call for action on the adult care workforce

By Ann McGauran | 22 April 2024

Ensuring care staff gain parity of esteem with the NHS and are valued by the public top the wish ...

HEALTH

Limited improvement on hospital delayed discharges despite £600m funding

By Paul Marinko | 18 April 2024

An improvement of just 12% in hospital delayed discharge figures was achieved in the last financi...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

It's time to supercharge prevention

By Nick Clarke | 08 April 2024

Nick Clarke says a focus on early intervention and prevention is needed to tackle the deepening c...

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frederica-diamanta

Chief Executive

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Aberdeen City Council

Executive Director for Place

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Wokingham Borough Council

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Lead change. Transform lives. Shape the future of youth justice in North Yorkshire. Apply for this job

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