by Martin Ellender | Dec 19, 2022 | Adult social care, Children's social care, Education and inclusion, Health, Local government transformation, Place
We’ve collated hundreds of savings proposals from our clients – six of them can be actioned quickly and sustainably Despite some additional short-term wriggle room provided by the Autumn statement our clients’ medium-term financial positions still range...
by Deborah Crossan | Dec 12, 2022 | Adult social care
Find out who has inspired me this year…. This year, I’m nominating Surrey’s South-West Asylum Care Leavers’ team as my heroes of 2022. This team does amazing work supporting unaccompanied asylum seekers, and has demonstrated some innovative ways of...
by Samantha Woodcock | Dec 8, 2022 | Adult social care, Being IMPOWER, Health
Find out who has inspired me this year…. On behalf of the Trafford and Manchester Health and Social care system, the respective Local Care Organisations have been focused on discharging a greater number of patients to home with the right support to enable them...
by Chris Maxsted | Nov 24, 2022 | Adult social care, Health
For the last couple of months I have been working on a report with the County Councils Network on how councils are working with Integrated Care Systems (ICSs). The full report highlights a lot of the differences between ICSs across the country. During the research, we...
by Mark Owers | Nov 22, 2022 | Adult social care, Children's social care, Education and inclusion, Local government transformation
We need a better understanding of needs, spend and outcomes, and what that tells us about the state of local delivery, and the system as a whole. I attended the National Children and Adult Services Conference (NCASC22) earlier this month in my new role as advisor to...
by James Swaffield | Nov 21, 2022 | Adult social care, Health, Local government transformation
Today we launched our report ‘The evolving role of county authorities in Integrated Care Systems’ at the County Councils Network (CCN) Annual Conference. At the panel discussion, which included Professor Claire Fuller and Rachael Shimmin OBE, Chief...
