My colleagues and I recently met Jackie Kennedy and her labrador, Kingston, at a King’s Fund conference about the increasing personalisation of care. Jackie was a police officer who was attacked during a criminal incident, leaving her wheelchair-bound and with life-changing head injuries. Her…
3 reasons why a delayed green paper is a good thing
June 20, 2018
I’ve got loads of time for the great ADASS President Glen Garrod, but for once I’m going to disagree with him (sorry Glen!). On behalf of ADASS, he described Jeremy Hunt’s announcement of a delay in the social care green paper as a “deeply…
This week, Carers Week is celebrating and recognising carers for the invaluable role they play, both in supporting children and adults to live their lives, and in terms of the vital contribution they make to the wider health and social care system. Their…
The latest figures from NHS England show that after a three month period of stagnation, Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) from hospitals have now dropped to their lowest ever level. The 3% drop in delay days between March and April means that the…
Another day, another news story depicting the breadth and depth of the challenge facing children’s services departments across the country. Hot on the heels of the Stability Index, this week has seen the release of the Care Crisis Review, and the publication of ‘Public…
Sign up for our iMPOWER iNSIGHTS newsletter
No spam; unsubscribe easily at any time
iMPOWER is a values led consultancy dedicated to the reform of the public sector. See what we've helped to achieve.
See Our WorkContributors
Latest Tweets
ICYMI: @jeremyjcooper75's Top 10 insights from the @1adass annual budget survey. What's #topofthepops this year?… https://t.co/5LgEZDuIHX, - ICYMI: carers can play a critical role in managing demand in adult #socialcare – but only if they are identified an… https://t.co/JjGtLkyj7M,