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Working Together Interim Report September 2011 |
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We have published the interim findings from our Working Together Change Project. The focus of this project is to increase understanding of carers' and practitioners' experiences of working together, and to learn from them about what works well and less well in working together, and to identify what can be done to improve the way services work for people who use them and for carers. Read the report here. |
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Annual Review 2011 - 2012 |
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We have released our Annual Review for 2011-12. The review contains different elements our Partners will find invaluable. We describe what services our Partners had access to this year, share case studies of success, and set out clearly our Delivery Programme and priorities for the first quarter of 2012. We also include a section explaining the new research, evaluation and analysis support network reason to our Partners.
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We are thinking about our plans for the future and investigating innovative ways to deliver support to frontline social care practitioners more effectively. To support us in this we are looking to identify people with a range of knowledge, skills and experience. Whether you're an artist or animator, a mobile developer, illustrator, web developer or an instructional designer we need you. Take a look at the flyer and get in touch with
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if you think you'd like to work with us over the coming months. We look forward to hearing from you. |
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Find out what we are doing in 2012 and what opportunities there are for you to participate. |
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Reablement is a key policy priority for health and social care in increasing independence, reducing costs and promoting partnership work. research in practice for adults has examined the evidence around reablement in terms of the implications for practice and has identified the main areas that Local Authorities need to consider. The main implications for practice arising from the research are set out in this Briefing. We are using these areas as the basis of Knowledge Exchanges to discuss and exchange learning on how Local Authorities are responding to the research messages in practice. To get involved contact
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