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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Short-termism can be expensive
By Iain MacBeath | 04 November 2020
COVID-19 has laid bare the numerous challenges faced by adult social care. Iain MacBeath, NCASC 2...
HEALTH
What did we learn from discharging patients into care homes?
By Cllr Tony Jones | 02 November 2020
A consensus seemed to emerge that the rapid exporting of patients from hospitals without COVID te...
WHITEHALL
Care directors warn of lockdown impact on homes
By Martin Ford | 02 November 2020
The Association of Directors of Adults Social Services (ADASS) has urged the Government to ensure...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Councils stare into a highly uncertain financial future
By David Phillips | 29 October 2020
Extra funding will help English councils this year, but big questions remain for 2021 and beyond,...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Reading refuses to send COVID-19 patients to care homes
By Martin Ford | 28 October 2020
Reading Council is to defy a Government order to provide care home places for Covid-19 positive p...
SOCIAL CARE
Council leaders welcome £7bn care investment call
By William Eichler | 22 October 2020
Local government leaders have welcomed a call from MPs for a £7bn annual increase in social care ...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Persist and survive
By James Bullion | 21 October 2020
We will get through and beyond the ‘six-month wall’ and survive this crisis by working together a...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Working together to protect care homes in Leicester
By Martin Samuels | 21 October 2020
Leicester’s success in stopping COVID-related deaths in care homes is due to data, system working...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Care workers gained autonomy in pandemic
By Martin Ford | 20 October 2020
Care workers benefited from extra ‘autonomy’ from commissioners during the COVID-19 lockdown, MPs...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Leaked report warns sector less ready for Brexit transition
By Dan Peters | 20 October 2020
Local government is less ready for the end of the transition period than it was for a no-deal Bre...
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