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SOCIAL CARE
Care hit by lack of collaboration
By Martin Ford | 18 July 2024
A lack of collaboration between local government and health services is impacting on people’s care, according to a joint report by two watchdogs.
HEALTH
Lessons for Labour from the economic frontline
By Liz Zeidler | 18 June 2024
Liz Zeidler looks at what regional mayors can teach the incoming government about creating a thri...
WHITEHALL
Councils and NHS row over Better Care Fund use
By Dan Peters | 18 June 2024
Some Integrated Care Boards (ICB) are seeking to challenge or repurpose the parts of the Better C...
HEALTH
Connecting health to cohesion
By Ann McGauran | 08 April 2024
The evidence showing the importance of social cohesion to health, and the damage loneliness cause...
HEALTH
Powering up the North
By Michael Wood | 02 April 2024
Richard Stubbs and Michael Wood say the opportunity to strengthen both the health and economy of ...
HEALTH
England should become a Marmot Nation
By Steve Barwick | 30 January 2024
ICSs will need to get firmly onto the front foot if they are to deliver their goals, including de...
HEALTH
Housing for health – the ICS challenge
By Steve Barwick | 08 November 2023
Steve Barwick and Phil Hope set out the key issues and the five recommendations emerging from a H...
HOUSING
Prevention is still better than cure
By Ruth Luscombe | 08 November 2023
Solving the public health crisis means preventing the next one, and looking beyond the NHS, accor...
THIRD SECTOR
Putting prevention first
By Abigail Langley | 23 October 2023
Abigail Langley puts the high level of strategic priority placed on prevention in South Norfolk a...
FINANCE
The 'golden triangle' provides governance oversight and grip
By Kath O'Dwyer | 05 October 2023
Instilling a robust governance culture is essential to local governance leadership, and improveme...
HEALTH
Addressing the mess
By Matthew Taylor | 03 October 2023
Key aspects of our systems of governance are broken, says Matthew Taylor, and radical reform is n...
Head of Practice Development (Adult Social Care)
: £60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
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Head of Service, Operations (Adult Social Care)
£60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Service Director, Regulatory Services, Community Safety and Protection
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As a member of the leadership team and wider corporate leadership community, your impact will extend beyond your own services. Apply for this job
Head of Practice Development (Adult Social Care)
: £60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Head of Service, Operations (Adult Social Care)
£60,662 to £68,265 plus reviewable market supplement up to £79,480 alongside an attractive benefits package and relocation support.
York is at an important point in the development of our Adult Social Care services. Apply for this job
Service Director, Regulatory Services, Community Safety and Protection
Up to £105,726
As a member of the leadership team and wider corporate leadership community, your impact will extend beyond your own services. Apply for this job
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