The General Election – another missed opportunity for adult social care
Complex systems can be managed if those involved have a shared ambition and are clear on what good outcomes look like.
December 9, 2019
Complex systems can be managed if those involved have a shared ambition and are clear on what good outcomes look like.
Our new report is out: which councils are in the Top 10 this year?
I am looking forward to the annual pilgrimage to the National Children and Adult Services Conference taking place from 20-22…
Our Top 10 ranking of councils in relation to high needs has today been published by The MJ.
It was recently reported that the number of EHCPs in England rose 33% between 2015 and 2018, but this figure doesn’t capture the whole story.
We have released a new specialist module of the IMPOWER INDEX, which takes an in-depth look at the provision of services for pupils and students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), under the high needs funding system.
A focus on outcome productivity in children’s services would unequivocally deliver the step changes in understanding called for in the recent PAC report ‘Transforming Children’s Services’.
Our top ten councils for adult social care analysis was the cover story of the MJ five weeks ago, and despite being somewhat nervous beforehand, I've been really pleased with the response.
I am absolutely delighted that Jon Ainger, Director at IMPOWER, was named ‘Thought Leader Consultant of the Year’ at last night’s Management Consultancies Association Awards. In addition, two of our projects were Highly Commended.
