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Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 01:27 in politics, health, work, Personal, UK, mental health, disability, election, social issues, discrimination, social work, elderly
The Bill claiming to bring in the promised free home care for those with critical needs was introduced to parliament yesterday. There is a lengthy ‘impact assessment’ available at the Department of Health website that I don’t have time to trawl...
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Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 00:49 in health, work, Personal, UK, England, personal budget, alzheimers, social issues, social work, elderly, sds, ras
And so it starts. Currently we are still in ‘pilot’ phase of the Individual Budget roll-out – the forefront of the personalisation and self-directed support agenda and if that sentence made little sense to you – you can probably count yoursel...
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Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 00:45 in depression, health, work, Personal, mental health, social issues, The Times, counselling, social care, thumb pain, iapt, edward monkton
Just a quick post this morning as I had a little and completely non-serious accident involving my thumb and a fast-closing door meeting an an uncomfortably fast speed and thus am finding typing more painful than usual.. But The Times prints a story...
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Posted on Friday November 20th, 2009 at 01:07 in work, UK, social work, social worker, community care, local authority, social work taskforce, british social work, probation year for social workers
In some unsurprising but still welcome news, Community Care reports that the Social Work Taskforce is proposing a ‘qualifying year’ post degree and pre-registration to all social workers coming into the workforce from university. It makes perfect...
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Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 01:15 in work, Personal, birthday, grief, school reunion
A couple of weeks ago, I attended some training about that was provided by the PCT (Primary Care Trust). For the record, it was about various policies that will be implemented regarding funding and if that sounds boring in a sentence, imagine what ...
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Posted on Wednesday November 18th, 2009 at 00:54 in politics, health, work, Personal, disability, social issues, social work, elderly, general election, old age, social care, long-term care
Today the Queen will announce the government’s programme of legislation for the next year. It is widely reported that free home care for those whose needs fall into the ‘critical’ band will be included in the speech. The idea is that it will b...
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