... in this field and previously there was no settled consensus on the best approaches and learning activities to foster inclusive and collaborative practice. Social inclusion NHS Voluntary and community sector Holistic approaches to care Integrated care Interagency working © Emerald Publishing...

... in oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMFS) in the English National Health Service (NHS). This paper is a conceptual paper using literature relating to the antecedents of shared leadership and relevant policy documents pertaining to both NHS policy and the development of OMFS. The paper is informed...

... in the National Health Service (NHS) (UK Parliament Public Accounts Committee, 2020) as the fourth aim is one of improving work life of staff (Bodenheimer and Sinsky, 2014). With the enhancements to Discharge to Assess (D2A) during wave 1 of Covid-19, we examine whether these changes had a positive effect on all...

...Steve Willcocks; Tony Conway This paper is a conceptual paper using literature relating to the antecedents of shared leadership and relevant policy documents pertaining to the English NHS. The paper is informed, theoretically by the conceptual lens of shared leadership. A conceptual framework...

...Justin Avery Aunger; Ross Millar; Joanne Greenhalgh; Russell Mannion; Anne Marie Rafferty; Hugh McLeod Purpose The National Health Service (NHS) is facing unprecedented financial strain. These significant economic pressures have coincided with concerns regarding the quality and safety of the NHS...

...Martin McShane; Karen Kirkham Purpose Changes in demographics and disease patterns are challenging health and care systems across the world. In England, national policies have reset the direction of travel for the NHS. Collaboration, integration and personalisation are intended to become prime...

...Nigel Edwards Nigel Edwards can be contacted at: nigel_edwards@btopenworld.com The emphasis on developing different types of integrated care organisation in the NHS Five Year Forward View may have meant that inadequate attention was given to the need to ensure...

... sector. With reference to the changing health and social care reform agenda, the aims of the survey were to gather views, experiences and perceptions of working across sectors, and any workforce development needs. Findings The majority of respondents were from the NHS (80.3 per cent, 118/147...

..., a collaborative project sponsored by NHS Wales and funded by a Welsh Government “Invest to Save” grant was developed in 2012. Previously, commissioning of commercial, non-NHS mental health and learning disability hospital services were undertaken separately by each LHB, or through the Welsh Health Specialised...

... Programme. Design/methodology/approach – The main component is a reflective analysis of the experience of mentoring three practitioners working within an NHS acute hospital environment. Findings – Mentors played a key role integrating research into the practitioner's work environment as well...

... the broader commentary on involvement, health care in general (and the NHS in particular) has tended to adopt a communicative and consultative model with limited opportunities for participation (Callaghan and Wistow, 2006). The drive for localism opens up the space for practitioners to determine what...

... condition for sustainable, widespread change at the front line. Transforming services is particularly hard where integrated care relies on input from both the NHS and local government. Joint working across the two sectors is becoming increasingly standard, for example, in mental health services...

... and another's. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Integration Carers Families Adult care services Prevention NHS Feature From Independence to Interdependence: Integration Means Think Family Alex Fox Director of Policy and Communication, The Princess Royal Trust for Carers, UK Contact...

... to remaining gaps in provision and suggest how commissioners might approach the problems of mental ill-health in later life in a context of declining resources. KEY WORDS mental health; older people; commissioning; social care; NHS Introduction It is commonly said that the policy and practice environment...

... with dementia. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia Mental Health Older People Commissioning Social Care NHS %HKDYLRXUDO DQG OPMH series 3V\FKRORJLFDO 6\PSWRPV RI 'HPHQWLD %36' 7KH 3HUVRQDO DQG 3UDFWLFDO &RVWV RI 'HPHQWLD David Lowery...

... for integrated services. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Dementia Older People Incontinence Commissioning Social Care NHS Promoting Continence and OPMH series Managing Incontinence with People with Dementia Living at Home: One More Challenge for Integration Vari Drennan PROFESSOR...

...Anna Coleman; Stephen Harrison; Kath Checkland The Local Government Act (2000) introduced new Overview and Scrutiny Committees, composed of elected non‐executive councillors, that can respond to proposals from the NHS for changes in services and also set their own agendas for more detailed scrutiny...

... Publishing Limited 2008 Mental Health Older People Commissioning Social Care NHS OPMH focus 2008-2009 The Mental Health of Older People: Taking a Long View Jill Manthorpe PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK, SOCIAL CARE WORKFORCE RESEARCH UNIT, KING S COLLEGE LONDON Steve Iliffe PROFESSOR OF PRIMARY...

... of two, looks at what knowledge management has to offer health and social care, and contrasts the developments in each. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Knowledge Management Learning Organisations Continuing Professional Development Social Care NHS Knowledge Management in Health...

... 2006 Health Social Care Workforce Development Perception of Care NHS Social Services Implementing the White topical theme Paper: The Leadership and Management Challenge in Remodelling the Workforce Donald Hoodless CHAIR, SKILLS FOR CARE ABSTRACT This article highlights important points...