[PDF] Top 20 Delivering a revolution in children’s social care

... and as the Prime Minister pledged just a few weeks ago - to intervene in any local authority found to be failing, and where this failure is persistent or systemic, take services away My department will set out over the ... See full document

... for children, young people and ...children’s social care services effectively safeguard and care for children and young people, and we meet the needs of those with special educational ... See full document

... vulnerable children. Findings from a 2017 survey of 1,600 children’s social workers suggest that many children who would have previously met criteria for intervention no longer qualify: 70 per cent ... See full document

... primary care provider’s office and what services should be provided outside the primary care provider’s ...health care provider for enhanced testing and assessment of the child or follow-up ... See full document

... Conflict happens when people have opposing needs, ideas, beliefs, values or goals. Conflict can therefore happen when there is a clash of perceptions, goals or values in any organisation where people care about ... See full document

... The first step in ProMES is to form a “design team” that will actively participate in the development process. Ideally, design teams consist of 6–8 representatives from an intact work group or department (preferably of ... See full document

... Part IV makes provision about the suitability of premises and fire precautions to be taken. Part V deals with the management of care homes. Regulation 24 requires the registered person to establish a system for ... See full document

... disabled children are registered, and all those registered can access the local ...assessment social workers carry out of children if they are considered to be in need or suffering significant ... See full document

... Some children with complex difficulties including behavioural problems, whose needs cannot be met in Leeds through continuing care processes, may be referred to the Joint Agency Decision and Review Panel ... See full document

... and social abilities are not the same as theirs and this often causes issues with my work relationships and makes my differences stand out like a sore ...average social teen does, it’s something which I’ve ... See full document

... 70 children, came making the building they live in more secure, with things like more locks and properly shutting ...Thirty-nine children told us that children feel safer with people they know are ... See full document

... that social workers might find appropriate to combining good relationships with service users and carers with the discussion of otherwise challenging issues (Forrester et ... See full document

... its social inclusion measures, with children identified as a key ...for children and children’s services are almost impossible to achieve, but if there is a stable ten-year horizon, they can seem ... See full document

... The actions identified in the DRE plan were to be implemented by all NHS and social care organisations in collaboration with the third sector and users and carers. Regional development centres (RDCs) were ... See full document

... tered care planning, which uses the service planning process to develop and implement an action plan to as- sist the person in achieving his or her unique, personal life goals [13, ...’ s goal achievement ... See full document

... emergency social housing building programme designed to accelerate the construction of social housing should be the primary mechanisms for responding effectively to the ...for social housing ... See full document

... stepped care system; who made the initial assessment of the patient; how patients were allocated to steps; whether self referral was permitted; and whether there was a single point of entry to the system for all ... See full document

... Building the Infrastructure for “Staying Put” Population Strategies Expected Results Carers use “Effective Young People are Nurturing Strategies” Nurtured for/with older youth Social Car[r] ... See full document

... health care data, including new efforts for standardization, measuring outcomes and understanding quality measures in health care 3 ...health care increases pressure for innovations, which could make ... See full document

... of children with pJIA also helped illustrate this ...68 children with oligoarticular or polyarticular juvenile chronic arth- ritis conducted from 1992–1994 and published in 1997, the primary outcome being ... See full document