[PDF] Top 20 Personalisation, personal budgets and family carers : Whose assessment? Whose budget?

... This study confirms earlier research (Glendinning et al., 2009), that neither carer lead officers nor carer representatives were consistently involved in the development of personal budget processes. In ... See full document

... about carers’ willingness to continue providing support. Instead, carers should routinely be asked during service user assessments about the help they are willing and able to provide, and about any support ... See full document

... of Personal Budgets (PBs). Family members providing ‘regular and substantial’ care also have rights to separate assessments of their needs and support to meet these ...and carers, particularly ... See full document

... towards carers. The IB evaluation found no explicit reference to how carers should be included in IBs and few local authority carer lead officers played an active role in the introduction of IBs (Moran et ... See full document

... of carers as ‘experts’ in relation to the person they support has also gained credence alongside recognition of carers’ right to their own services and support (Carers (Recognition and Services) Act, ... See full document

... or personal budgets in England has been seen as central to the personalisation agenda for reforming the delivery of adult social ...million carers in England and Wales, the initiative ... See full document

... and carers also remains ...give carers the same legal rights to assessments and support as the service users they ...ask carers a few questions about whether they are willing and able to continue ... See full document

... how carers should be involved in planning how a service user’s personal budget should be ...involve carers and took account of both service user and carer ...of carers having their own ... See full document

... how carers should be involved in planning how a rsonal budget should be ...involve carers and took account of both service user and carer ...of carers having their own support plans that ... See full document

... individual budgets, direct payments and personal ...to personal budgets, these are now a mandatory part of all care plans and involve a needs-based sum of money being directly paid to ... See full document

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... National Family Health Survey, this study examines the trends and determinants of unmet need for family planning in the state of ...for family planning services, 11% for spacing and 12% for ...for ... See full document

... But the thing that struck us most forcibly in the KM discourse at the seminar we attended at the end of 2014, and is silently echoed in the papers within this issue, is the absence of the people whose care or ... See full document

... the family: family interests could be instrumentally valuable to the patient (the patient ben- e fi ts from a reasonably fl ourishing fam- ily); family members ’ interests are bound up with the patient ... See full document

... Or, debt might reference an internal difference, a reconsideration of what risks we might value worth taking, of what self-expansion might be deserving further investment, of what labours might be treated as ... See full document

... 2 JOHN was born and grew up in Wales and her talent for painting was supported by her middle class family. She studied at the Slade School of Fine Arts in London, but lived and worked in Paris and the nearby ... See full document

... All offspring of individuals identified as carrying a translocation chromosome, or as having another chromosomal abnormali- ty, should have counts of the total ngmbe[r] ... See full document

... delineated in Harbor and Davies' work, each forming a unique context for the implementation of LCE in poor, developing countries. These so-called 'contexts of stringency' are "demographic, economic, resource, ... See full document

... correlation between the ways that the sociopolitical context of a language may have a bearing on the ontological (well-) being of a language. For many Urdu speakers, this drastic amputation of their social identities has ... See full document

... Rob- ert Welch' 0 9 was arguably the most significant press-privacy vic- tory of all, because it allowed the news media far greater freedom to write and broadcast s[r] ... See full document