Health-and-care-integration - Page 11

By Michael Burton | 02 November 2021

So much of the pandemic’s huge challenges involve workforce issues, as Steven McNab, outgoing pre...

SOLACE

Let's take our chance to get things right on the health gap

By Gill Kneller | 26 October 2021

Ten years after Professor Marmot’s initial report the health gap has grown, says Gill Kneller. Al...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

A compelling national vision for local government

By Professor Donna Hall | 14 October 2021

Becoming part of a ‘medicalised treatment-based model’ is the last thing social care needs, says ...

DEVOLUTION

Letting the poppies bloom

By Heather Jameson | 13 October 2021

Heather Jameson says the Conservative conference has put levelling up and skills front and centre...

HEALTH

We need an equal partnership between the NHS and councils on health and care

By Steve Barwick | 08 October 2021

When is a local health and care partnership not a partnership? If we are not careful when it's an...

SOCIAL CARE

Councils must recognise the threat to locally delivered social care

By Jessica Studdert | 05 October 2021

The local government sector, and the bodies which represent it, need to switch from a stance that...

HUMAN RESOURCES

A critical juncture for integration

By Chris Barrow | 29 September 2021

While the media spotlight is heavily focusing on health and social care, it is vital to incorpora...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Social care plan is quickly losing its sheen

16 September 2021

The Government has a plan for asset protection but still does not have a proper plan for social c...

SOLACE

We need to pause the cheering on social care

By Paul Najsarek | 15 September 2021

The Government’s social care announcement deserves only two hurrahs, says Paul Najsarek. The knoc...

HEALTH

HMJ: The role of local authorities in care reforms

By Anja Beriro | 14 September 2021

Anja Beriro of Browne Jacobson outlines the role local authorities will play in the new Integrate...

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