... – This is believed to be the first time the government's conclusions have been analysed in this way or placed in their present context. David Hewitt can be contacted at: david.w.hewitt@btopenworld.com Many of the comments made during the No Secrets review were echoed by the LC two years later...

...Michelle Cornes; Jill Manthorpe; Noreen Haselden As part of the consultation around the review of the guidance document No Secrets (Department of Health, 2008a) in England, a project was commissioned to listen to the views and experiences of a group of older people living in a rural community...

... dependents reliant for care on the persons mistreating them and have the autonomy to resist efforts to intervene on their behalf. VIEW Practice PE ER·RE paper ED Why should they be abused any more than children? Child abuse protection and the implementation of No Secrets Rachel Filinson Rhode Island College...

... procedures need to be activated as well. This paper will examine how adult abuse can be reported through the disciplinary framework, and therefore how adult protection and the disciplinary process need to be joined. key words adult protection agency responsibilities disciplinary process No Secrets No Secrets...

... social problem of elder abuse under a generic adult protection strategy, explicitly located within an overarching policy and legislative framework of social care generally. key words adult protection age care standards elder abuse New Labour No Secrets social care The Green Paper on the future of adult...