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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
60% of homecare providers rejecting referrals
By Martin Ford | 06 June 2022
Almost two-thirds of homecare providers are turning down referrals due to staff shortages, according to new research.
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
ADASS: More than half a million people now waiting for social care
12 May 2022
More than 500,000 people are now waiting for social care and since spring 2021 there has been a s...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Counting the cost of care in Wiltshire
By Cllr Richard Clewer | 08 March 2022
Wiltshire CC has been considering the potential ‘eye-watering’ cost of implementing the Governmen...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
We need action, not a taskforce
By Michael Burton | 22 February 2022
The Levelling Up White Paper announced a taskforce into the lack of housing with care for the ret...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Celebrating those helping to keep us safe
By Cllr Richard Roberts | 01 February 2022
Hertfordshire is proposing to use the adult care precept to increase pay for those working in car...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
What reform of adult social care should look like
By Cath Roff | 22 November 2021
Ahead of the National Children and Adult Services Conference this week, ADASS trustee Cath Roff o...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
We need a complete overhaul of who owns and delivers adult social care
By Tom Lloyd Goodwin | 07 September 2021
Proposals to fund social care through National Insurance Contributions are not only wrongheaded b...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Delivering on the potential of home care
By Chris Thomas | 06 September 2021
Chris Thomas says other countries have identified the chance to put care at home at the centre of...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Welcome to 'the Age of Intermediate Care'
By Ralph Cook | 29 April 2021
An additional £1.3bn in COVID emergency funding last March ‘jump-started’ Intermediate Care, say ...
SOCIAL CARE
Government should invest wisely to harness 'robot power'
By Steve Carefull | 25 January 2021
Steve Carefull examines how we can create the conditions for initiatives such as cobots to be sca...
HEALTH
Give local councils freedoms on workforce vaccination
By Paul Najsarek | 06 January 2021
Councils need the freedoms and flexibilities to determine which parts of their workforce should b...
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- Capacity warning to Cornwall over strategic authority move
- Ahead of LGR decisions, tribalism hasn't had the chance to take hold in Norfolk
- Care partnership set to disband
- Baroness Taylor: Reorganisation will boost Government's devolution confidence
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