Implementing the new community care
Publication details: Open UP, 1996Description: 230pISBN:- 0335196098
- 0335196101
- HV 100.
Contents:
1 - The purpose of the reforms.
2 - From high politics to local practice.
3 - Paying for community care.
4 - Changes in the structure of social services departments.
5 - Enabling authorities. I: the purchaser-provider split and market informatin.
6 - Enabling authorities. II: the market for social care.
7 - Care management. I: the idea of care management.
8 - Care management. II: assessing need and deciding eligibililty for service.
9 - Collaboration in community care.
10 - Conclusion: what has changed?
| Item type | Home library | Class number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Book | Hirson Library (St Helier) Shelves | WA 100 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 001453 | |||
| Book | Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Knowledge and Library Service Shelves | XX(15959.2) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | O_NOCOPY_514 |
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| XX(1581.2) National Health Service reorganisation : | XX(1582.2) Report of the Committee on Senior Nursing Staff Structure, chaired by B Salmon. 1966. | XX(15828.2) Let's get moving : | XX(15959.2) Implementing the new community care | XX(16092.2) Interprofessional working for health and social care / | XX(16103.2) Human resource management : | XX(1677.4) Inequalities in health : |
1 - The purpose of the reforms.
2 - From high politics to local practice.
3 - Paying for community care.
4 - Changes in the structure of social services departments.
5 - Enabling authorities. I: the purchaser-provider split and market informatin.
6 - Enabling authorities. II: the market for social care.
7 - Care management. I: the idea of care management.
8 - Care management. II: assessing need and deciding eligibililty for service.
9 - Collaboration in community care.
10 - Conclusion: what has changed?
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