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Research into the effectiveness of housing adaptations (Heywood, 2001) showed how housing adaptations contribute powerfully to key national policy objectives in health and social care, but also found some tragic examples of waste. The article considers how good outcomes could be increased, by examining the management policies and practices that systemically caused some expensive adaptations to fail.

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