Despite record emergency admissions, delayed transfers of care improved by 3.3% in November
Anna Littlewood, Associate Over the last few years, I have worked for a large consulting firm, and taken a senior…
The increase in the number of Delayed Transfers of Care (DTOC) has finally come to a halt – just in…
Local councils are desperate to make the most of community assets in the delivery of public services. Drawing on this…
This blogpost was co-authored by Hannah Gordon and Josepha Reynolds. Technology Enabled Care (TEC) has long been touted as something…
The annual CQC State of Care Report was published today, giving a once-a-year chance to reflect on the overall condition…
Earlier this month, the economist Richard Thaler won the Nobel Prize – for his work on ‘nudge theory’ –…
The Department of Health pretended they were running London buses last week. After a prolonged wait, they released three fascinating…
The Conservative manifesto has plenty to say about social care. Whatever you think of the specific policy ideas, we would…
We pay more for many of our looked after children’s placements than it costs to go to Eton – why…
With the many nights away from home and the hours spent travelling up and down the country, sometimes you find…
We are reliably informed that NHS England (“NHSE”) has “evolved in three distinct phases” since it was established. Next Steps…
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