Personalisation in Social Care
Personalisation and partnership : competing objectives in English adult social care? The individual budget pilot projects and the NHS
... Building on these experiences, a major review of policies for disabled people (Cabinet Office Strategy Unit, 2005) proposed the piloting of individual budgets (IBs). IBs would bring together the different resources to ...
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Personalisation schemes in social care and inequality: review of the evidence and early theorising
... While interest in the effects of welfare states on in- equality are long standing, welfare states in industrial countries have gone through major transitions over the past three-to-four decades. Scholars in the field ...
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The impact of personalisation on people from Chinese backgrounds: qualitative accounts of social care experience
... 14 The limited research that considers people from black and minority ethnic communities 15 experiences of personalisation tends to focus on personal budgets rather than 166. 17 per[r] ...
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Carers and personalisation : What roles do carers play in personalised adult social care? What roles do carers and service users want carers to play?
... adult social care emphasises the rights of disabled and older people to have choice and control over their own personalised support arrangements, usually through the allocation of Personal Budgets ...
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Carers and personalisation
... resulting social care ...between personalisation and carers’ policies was recognised by the Law Commission, which proposed that the legal framework for the provision of services to carers and its ...
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Personalisation of follow up care in women treated for breast cancer: a retrospective cohort study
... follow-up care increases ...breast care nurses for psycho-social ...health care. The demand could become less, because breast care patients visit the hospital more than necessary in the ...
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Personalisation briefing: Implications for nursing homes
... about care and support services in an entirely different ...adult social care services so that all systems, processes, staff and services are geared up to put people ...
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Carers and personalisation
... The Social Policy Research Unit examined how current English adult social care practice balances the interests of service users and family carers, in assessment, planning, on-going management and ...
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Personalisation, Nutrition and the Role of Community Meals
... and social care is essential if malnutrition among older people in the community is to be tackled ...into care needs assessment it would be possible to identify not only those malnourished, but those ...
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Algorithmic personalisation as a mode of individuation
... and care services, to benefit from personalised customer experiences, to find our way with personalised maps, acquire a personalised education, keep up-to-date with personalised news, get a bargain with ...
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Carers and Personalisation
... routine social care practice complied with DH ...routine social care practice; the apparent lower priority assigned to carer assessments and support compared with those for service users; and ...
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Personalisation in mental health: A review of the evidence
... Mind would like to thank Pauline Heslop and Val Williams of Norah Fry Research Centre, University of Bristol, and Helen Spandler from the University of Central Lancashire, who wrote this guide as part of the ‘Putting us ...
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Personalisation : back to the future? Reflections on the 1968 Act
... in social work and social care towards personalised approaches, which is happening at the same time as leadership in this sector may simultaneously be shifting towards line management by health based ...
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Acquired brain injury, social work and the challenges of personalisation
... medical care and longer-term rehabilitative and social ...their social needs, limited attention has been paid to people with ABI within the social work literature and their needs are also ...
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Personalisation : where do carers fit?
... their care-giving roles (Carers (Recognition and Services) Act, 1995; Carers (Equal Opportunities) Act, 2004; HM Government, ...underpinning personalisation – that this will promote choice, control and ...
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Personalisation briefing for home care providers
... for care workers. This includes dementia care, diabetes care, palliative and end-of-life care, stroke care and equality and ...specialist care which may be needed when people are ...
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Social Care and Wellbeing Policy on Spirituality in Social Care
... “Everyone agreed that what sets spiritual care apart from other types of God / a power beyond our normal understanding / faith / religion. People generally agreed that you can call on this type of help at the most ...
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Personalisation through the use of personal profile
... Service provider usage of personal profile Personalisation Engine Reachability Service Presence Service Location Service API (SPoE ) Service Manager (GSeM) Device Service CSP UpdateProf[r] ...
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1. Political Bloggers and the Personalisation of Political Participation
... I started blogging during my final year in college. It started casually; very informal... but everything I wrote is usually related to my personal life. I remembered one of my friends told me that his father had told him ...
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Smart Displays: Personalisation of Information Panels
... or social media feeds as well as small displays on conference rooms with information about their ...such personalisation we must take into account many aspects: identification of users in the display ...
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