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Technology Used at Home for Children with Complex Needs The Identification of the Types of Technology used by Children with Complex Needs at Home
... the complex medical tasks and round the clock caring that parents are involved in when providing palliative care for their children and from which they have little ...with complex needs at home ...
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Good support for people with complex needs: What does it look like and where is the evidence?
... n People with complex needs value support through the way services are organised as well as at an individual level. There were strong arguments, for example, in favour of dedicated key workers and case ...
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Making the invisible visible : home care provided by parents of children with complex needs
... the needs of the child with complex ...child’s complex needs including for example a full oral feed for an older child, showering/bathing and dressing an older child, positioning and ...
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A Tale of two sectors : practitioner perspectives on rehabilitation and working with people with complex needs
... The prevalence of people with complex needs in both the criminal justice sector and the alcohol and other drugs sector is high and rising. This thesis analyses these two sectors in terms of how professional ...
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Good support for people with complex needs : what does it look like and where is the evidence?
... School for Social Care Research Improving the evidence base for adult social care practice.. Good social care for people with complex needs.[r] ...
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Good support for people with complex needs : What does it look like and where is the evidence?
... with complex needs (and those close to them) emphasise the importance of individually tailored support and value a range of person-centred approaches to social ...unique needs and ...
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Barriers to non residential respite care for adults with moderate to complex needs: A UK perspective
... specific needs and wants of service ...to complex needs experience too much pressure in their caring roles (and Care Managers have limited capacity) to experiment with new ...
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Cross sector service coordination for people with high and complex needs:
... and complex needs’ for whom services need to be coordinated? There is some discussion of what is meant by ‘high and complex needs’ in Section 1, and decisions on these terms could affect the ...
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Relationship-based early intervention services for children with complex needs: Lessons from New Zealand
... Educational Needs (SEN) Code of Practice (DfE/Department Of Health, ...and complex needs and who have an Education, Care and Health Plan (ECH) can choose how and where their child is supported in ...
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Relationship-based early intervention services for children with complex needs: lessons from New Zealand
... For children at risk of or identified with developmental delays or disabilities Early Intervention (EI) services can alter developmental trajectories significantly. Current EI services in the UK run the risk of devaluing ...
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Good practice in social care : the views of people with severe and complex needs and those who support them
... with complex needs are a small, but growing, proportion of English social care ...with complex needs are estimated to have increased from 551,000 to 631,000 in the last decade (CSCI ...with ...
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Case studies of inter disciplinary team practices for children with high and complex needs in Aotearoa New Zealand
... The New Zealand High and Complex Needs Unit HCN The High and Complex Needs Unit HCN, established in 2001, is a joint intersectoral case management strategy of the Ministry of Health Moh,[r] ...
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Good practice in social care: the views of people with severe and complex needs and those who support them
... with complex needs are a small, but growing, proportion of English social care ...with complex needs are estimated to have increased from 551,000 to 631,000 in the last decade (CSCI ...with ...
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Improving service coordination for children with complex needs
... health-care needs’ exist, and it is generally considered to be a function of the child’s ongoing ...with complex needs often do not fall into specific categories of diagnosis from the classifications ...
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Accommodation options for released prisoners with complex needs
... Thus far this thesis has established a statistical picture of a released prisoner with complex needs as someone who may have numerous life issues for example that of being homeless and h[r] ...
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An exploration of mothers' experiences in caring for children with complex needs
... with complex needs and disabilities where the effects of disability on family poverty, and caring responsibilities, are recently reported (McKay and Atkinson, ...personal needs and those of other ...
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The mismeasurement of complexity: provider narratives of patients with complex needs in primary care settings
... consider complex are chal- lenging not so much due to their medical problems alone, but rather to their social and living conditions [also 12, 13] as well as their behaviours, which they often described as ...
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Understanding the complex needs of automotive training at final assembly lines
... real needs and reducing its usability (Nielsen, 1993; Maguire and Bevan, ...user needs and requirements for training of assembly tasks in the context of automotive ...
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Addressing the complex needs of people with cancer and co-existing dementia
... • Best Practice- Person Centred Care • Care and discharge planning. • Risk Management[r] ...
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Adults with Learning Disabilities who have Significant and Complex Needs
... The paramount importance of a values and evidence based approach is introduced early and emphasised throughout the modules: implementation of any changes in practice should never be attempted without proper reference to ...
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