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27 March, 2012

Care of older people with complex needs

New Kings Fund report shows that effective managers and staff working in a supportive organisational context could remedy many of the problems encountered by patients and carers.

26 March, 2012

Care Quality Commission inspection changes

Most services will be inspected more often, with hospitals, care homes and domiciliary care providers inspected at least once a year.

22 March, 2012

Carers UK Budget 2012 briefing

Briefing sets out how the major announcements could affect carers.

22 March, 2012

Sustainable health and social care

New Kings Fund report provides an overview of environmental impacts of health and social care and examines evidence for a connection between sustainability and productivity.

22 March, 2012

Evaluation of integrated care pilots

New Department of Health report examines different ways of integrating care, for example, between general practices, community nurses, hospitals and social services.

21 March, 2012

George Osborne confirms that government will publish a White Paper on social care

Budget 2012 statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

21 March, 2012

Health and Social Care Bill now ready for Royal Assent

House of Commons considered Lords amendments to the Health and Social Care Bill on Tuesday 20 March.

20 March, 2012

Eligibility and assessment – making the Dilnot and Law Commission reports workable

Social Care Institute for Excellence publishes report that provides an analysis of what needs to happen to make key aspects of the Dilnot and Law Commission recommendations workable.

20 March, 2012

Call for overhaul of direct payments for older people

Association of Directors of Adult Social Services publishes document on future of older people's services.

20 March, 2012

‘What will the 2012 Budget mean for UK poverty?’

New Joseph Rowntree Foundation report examines six potential policy issues in the Budget, including increasing housing supply, and funding social care.

20 March, 2012

Future of personalisation and independent living

New Social Care Institute for Excellence report summarises views of service users, carers, practitioners and personalisation policy leads in relation to personalisation.

16 March, 2012

Which? investigation exposes shocking examples of poor home care of vulnerable people

Findings suggest that the system is at breaking point, says consumer champion

13 March, 2012

Giving those facing multiple disadvantage the support and tools they need to turn their lives around

Government publishes new Social Justice strategy that explores 'how we can tackle the root causes of problems to promote real and sustained changes in peoples’ lives'.

13 March, 2012

‘Tell us about your care’ pilot projects begin

Care Quality Commission launches pilots to assess how feedback received from people who use services, and their families and carers, can inform its regulatory work.

13 March, 2012

Social Services (Wales) Bill

Welsh government consults on proposed changes to legislation with aims that include maintaining and enhancing the wellbeing of people in need and giving citizens a stronger voice and real control.

8 March, 2012

National Assistance (Sums for Personal Requirements) Amendment (England) Regulations 2012

New regulations increase the weekly sum which local authorities are to assume that residents in accommodation arranged under the National Assistance Act 1948 will need for their personal requirements to £23.50.

7 March, 2012

Remploy announces plans to close 36 of its 54 factories

Government funding to be redirected 'to support more disabled people into mainstream employment'

7 March, 2012

Disability Rights UK calls for urgent expansion of work support for disabled people

Access to Work needs to change from being government’s 'best kept secret', to an open, well-publicised programme and portal.

7 March, 2012

Government publishes response to the Sayce Review

Disability employment services support should be focused on individuals through services like Access to Work, rather than institutions like Remploy, says Minister