... Glasby and Dickinson, 2014 for a review of recent policy and practice). While this is a particular issue for the English health service at the present moment in time, the risks of complexity, organisational silos and too many competing demands getting in the way of joint working also exist in other...

... – Health Action Zones, National Service Frameworks covering health and social care services and the removal of some legal obstacles to joint working by the 1999 Health Act – all contributed to the unmistakeable conclusion that collaboration was “not simply back on the agenda, but was at the very heart...

... relatively little about the relationship between general practice and adult social care. Reviewing previous literature (however, limited) is crucial to current attempts to develop more effective joint working at local level. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Partnership working Older...

...Ailsa Cameron; Lisa Bostock; Rachel Lart Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an update to a review of the joint working literature in the field of health and social care for adults, with particular emphasis given to the experiences of users and carers. Design/methodology...

...Ailsa Cameron; Rachel Lart Purpose This article aims to consider recent changes to policy and practice in relation to joint working by returning to the authors' original article published in 2003 to ask what has happened in the intervening years. Design/methodology/approach The original...

...Bob Hudson Purpose The purpose of this paper is to reflect on 20 years of joint working between health and social care in England, to take stock of the lessons learned and to consider future scenarios. Design/methodology/approach The paper consists of secondary research, drawing upon two...

... of case management services, using data from a postal questionnaire. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Long‐term conditions Joint working Care planning Intensive case management Knowledge base Case Management for Long-Term Conditions: The Role of Networks in Health and Social Care...

...Jim Kennedy Earlier this year, OLM Group surveyed senior social services staff in councils in England and Wales to learn more about progress towards personalisation and more effective joint working with health. This article summarises their views on the major concerns about, and priorities...

...Andrew Eccles Joint working between health and social services has been a key focus of policy in recent years, albeit ‐ underneath the protocols and partnership agreements ‐ integrated processes have developed unevenly. A single shared assessment tool has been one of the concrete expressions...

...Gillian Crosby Single Assessment Process Person‐Centred Care Joint Working Learning/Development Resources Older People's Services Training © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Single Assessment Process topical theme for Older People: Training Resources and Guidance Gillian...

...Ailsa Cameron; Rachel Lart This article reports the findings of a systematic review of the factors promoting and obstacles hindering joint working at the NHS/social services interface. The review provides robust, research‐based evidence about different models of joint working across the interface...