...Poonam Mehta Purpose The interconnection between humans and animal has raised the concept of one health (OH) framework. The framework works at local, regional, national and global level with the aim to improve public health. However, while covering the OH approach, the knowledge of indigenous...

... Multiagency Children's social care Schools Teachers Social workers Police Health The study was funded by a grant from the King's Together Fund supported by the Economic and Social Research Council. JM is supported by the NIHR Applied Research Collaborative South London. The views expressed...

...Christopher Edmunds; Kerry KilBride Purpose The purpose of this paper is to recount 12 months of a pioneering collaboration between the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, five local authorities and nine registered social landlords in South East Wales. It will aim to share the understanding...

... to help with better integrated working between arts and care settings. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Health Social care Integration End of life care Arts Care settings Interest has been growing for some time now in identifying and promoting good integrated working between...

... health and social care. Differences may be sharper in policy detail and how future funding should be reformed. Irrespective of who wins the election, the forthcoming spending squeeze will focus attention on how to achieve more with fewer resources, and health and social care integration is likely...

...Ray Jones It is a longstanding commitment of government in the UK that health and social care services be brought together despite the separate legislative and organisational arrangements which were put in place in the 1940s when the welfare state was established. However, frequent government...

... out by the White Paper• a local framework to deliver primary social care, with the primary care trusts and local government working as one• a common set of cultural values throughout health and social care• clear and agreed funding arrangements, along with a workforce development programme to keep...

...Tessa Trappes‐Lomax; Annie Ellis Research partnerships between ‘thinkers’ and ‘doers’ are now thought likely to deliver more useful and useable knowledge for health and social care. So far there is little guidance about making these academic/operational links work on the ground. We have used our...

...Johan Elliott; Chris Hatton; Eric Emerson The paper presents a comprehensive review of the UK research literature on the health needs of people with learning disabilities, and the response of mainstream health services to those health needs. Evidence from the review, although limited in some areas...

...Tessa Trappes‐Lomax; Annie Ellis; Mary Fox This is the third in a series of articles about trying to develop better evidence for a service on the health/social care interface. All are based on our experiences of carrying out a comparative study of residential rehabilitation for older people...