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SOCIAL CARE
Our invaluable work needs to be better understood by the Government
By Tony Kirkham | 13 March 2019
We need to call on those in power to better understand the invaluable work we do in local governm...
FINANCE
EXCLUSIVE: Avoiding the precipice
By Heather Jameson | 13 March 2019
As councils seek ways to meet the funding gap, Martin Reeves and Rob Whiteman look at the implica...
HEALTH
Remove immigration policy from the Home Office
By Michael Burton | 13 March 2019
Immigration policy is a mess, says Michael Burton - and has led to pay minimums which ignore big ...
SOCIAL CARE
Norfolk has the systems in place to combat domestic abuse
By Dr Louise Smith | 12 March 2019
Dr Louise Smith is confident that with strong direction, a multi-agency strategic board, and exce...
FINANCE
Making better discharge decisions needs a whole-system approach
By Dan Peters | 11 March 2019
Social care and the NHS should analyse Delayed Transfer of Care (DToC) statistics on a system bas...
HEALTH
Call for outcome focus as DToC pressure reduces
By Dan Peters | 08 March 2019
Health and social care systems should increase their focus on outcomes for individuals as Whiteha...
SOCIAL CARE
Council tax rises will not fix 'chronically underfunded' care system
By William Eichler | 06 March 2019
Increases in council tax will fail to fix the ‘chronically underfunded’ social care system, local...
SOCIAL CARE
We need to talk about machine learning
By Michael Sanders | 06 March 2019
Michael Sanders believes around 10 local authorities are already using systems and tools that in...
SOCIAL CARE
Two-thirds of councils say they have brought in or increased charges for social care
05 March 2019
Two-thirds of councils in England who responded to a freedom of information (FOI) request said th...
FINANCE
NHS organisations label social care funding a 'national disgrace'
By Martin Ford | 04 March 2019
The state of social care has been branded a 'national scandal and disgrace’ by a coalition of med...
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