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SOCIAL CARE
Technology can deliver a long-term solution to the discharge problem
By Julie Tyas | 29 June 2023
Utilising technology is a key way to reduce delayed discharge and support person-centred care, sa...
WHITEHALL
Enough chaos and confusion, now we need solutions
By Heather Jameson | 28 June 2023
No one got everything right during the pandemic, but the early days showed a failure of central G...
WHITEHALL
Hancock: Whitehall oversight of care was terrible
By Mark Conrad | 27 June 2023
Whitehall oversight of adult social care before Covid-19 was ‘terrible’ and officials had no unde...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Digging deep for much-needed reserves
By Ann McGauran | 26 June 2023
The latest Association of Directors of Adult Social Services spring survey shows a steep increase...
HEALTH
Discharge delays overwhelming hospitals, NAO finds
By Martin Ford | 22 June 2023
Delays to patient discharges have played a key role in overwhelming hospitals, according to a rep...
HEALTH
Unlock some of the held-back adult social care reform funding
By Beverley Tarka | 20 June 2023
While the first survey of adult social care directors since the pandemic contains some good news,...
SOCIAL CARE
More councils rely on reserves to balance care budgets
20 June 2023
Adult social care is on a ‘slide into unsustainability,’ with a growing proportion of directors r...
SOCIAL CARE
The shifting landscape of adult social care
13 June 2023
Local Partnerships can help local authorities in a number of ways with care for working age and o...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
When will we give social care the attention it deserves?
By Heather Jameson | 13 June 2023
Could the Fabian Society's plans for a national care service be one of the first signs of a polit...
PAY
Is a national care service what we can expect from the next Labour Government?
By Simon Bottery | 12 June 2023
There are huge implications for local government in a new report on adult social care, says Simon...
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