Personalisation and Personal Budgets
Personalisation, personal budgets and family carers : Whose assessment? Whose budget?
... The three local authorities selected for the more in-depth stages of the study (of which the interviews with lead officers are reported here) were theoretically sampled. They were chosen because there were indications in ...
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Personalisation, personal budgets and family carers: Whose assessment? Whose budget?
... At the time this study was carried out, Department of Health (DH, 2010) guidance recommended that no assumptions should be made by practitioners about carers’ willingness to continue providing support. Instead, carers ...
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Carers and personalisation
... n Staff, carers and service users all emphasised the importance of carer involvement in assessment and support planning for personal budgets (PBs). Staff reported carers were involved in all stages of the ...
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Joining up health and social care personal budgets
... joint personal budgets be judged on their ability to deliver against the identified outcomes of individual budget ...both personalisation and ...from budgets based on minutes of care for ...
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Personalisation briefing for home care providers
... need. Personalisation is about giving people much more choice and control over their lives in all social care settings and is far wider than simply giving personal budgets to people eligible for ...
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Carers and Personalisation
... Personalised support arrangements are central to English adult social care policy and practice. The underpinning aim of enhancing choice and control over individual support arrangements can be traced back several ...
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Personalisation in mental health: A review of the evidence
... The literature review was carried out by the Norah Fry Research Centre at the University of Bristol, between October 2008 and March 2009, for Mind’s ‘Putting us’ first project. The project aims to ensure that more people ...
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Carers and personalisation
... Personalised support arrangements are central to English adult social care policy and practice. The underpinning aim of enhancing choice and control over individual support arrangements can be traced back several ...
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Carers' roles in personal budgets: tensions and dilemmas in front line practice
... Personalisation raises challenges for routine social care practice as practitioners seek to develop a more facilitative and co-productive role of assisting individuals to identify their own support needs and ...
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Carers' roles in personal budgets : tensions and dilemmas in front line practice
... Personalisation raises challenges for routine social care practice as practitioners seek to develop a more facilitative and co-productive role of assisting individuals to identify their own support needs and ...
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Risk, safeguarding and personal budgets : exploring relationships and identifying good practice
... • more likely to be referred to the council with a safeguarding concern compared with people using conventional services • at higher risk of certain types of abuse. The study also explored the perspectives of managers, ...
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Personalisation briefing: Implications for nursing homes
... need. Personalisation is about giving people much more choice and control over their lives and goes well beyond simply giving personal budgets to people eligible for council ...funding. ...
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Do personal budgets increase the risk of abuse? Evidence from English national data
... local budgets, individual care needs and ideals of empowerment; which encompass social needs and choice of who provides ...of personalisation, coupled with reduced public funding for social care might also ...
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Safeguarding and personal budgets : the experiences of adults at risk
... years. Personalisation aims to enhance independence, choice and control by tailoring support to individual needs (SCIE, 2012) and providing individuals with more choice about the type and timing of help they ...
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Proceed with caution What makes personal budgets work?
... Personal budgets are neither new, nor ...for personalisation in all areas of public services has given personal budgets a new voice and a new edge in the toolbox of public service ...
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Algorithmic personalisation as a mode of individuation
... The use of weighted measures of linking was a first step towards inscribing the capacity to identify and intensify ‘relational value’ in search engine algorithms (Gerlitz and Helmond, 2013; see also Feuz, Fuller and ...
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Council-managed personal budgets for older people : improving choice through market development and brokerage?
... payments to cover travel expenses. Where suitable providers could not be found, brokers searched for non-framework providers and set up spot contracts with them. This system was reported to be a lengthy process which ...
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Theory of cognitive distortions: personalisation
... In a previous paper (Compléments pour une théorie des distorsions cognitives, Journal de Thérapie Comportementale et Cognitive, 2007), we did present some elements aimed at contributing to a general theory of cognitive ...
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Personalisation : back to the future? Reflections on the 1968 Act
... which personalisation will operate, compared to the post 1968 period, is so changed that shifting from eligibility criteria of care management arrangements is not ...
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Goal Oriented Personalisation with SCORM
... We decided to look at what tools we might provide to help a student to read at the detail they choose and to locate particular passages – what we call Goal Oriented Personalisation. Students might skim read, or ...
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