...? The implications of self-directed support for future welfare reform ”, Policy and Politics , Vol. 39 No. 4 , pp. 613 - 621 . Hatton, C. and Slasberg, C. (2011), “ Personalisation: are personal budgets improving...

... to care Personal budgets Entitlements suddenly change, new assessments take place, and many young people find themselves “no longer eligible” for support. Families, who have acted as representatives for their children's interests can find that they no longer have any involvement in key...

... draws on the experience of similar programmes in the USA. Findings Personal health budgets support integration in two distinct ways. First, they can support the delivery of more holistic, whole‐person care in line with the principles of shared decision making. Second, by bringing personal budgets...

...Val Williams; Sue Porter; Steve Strong Purpose The aim of this paper is to present a critical analysis of the current issues about support planning within personal budgets (PBs) for disabled and older people. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on data from a round of professional...

... authority regions in Yorkshire and the Humber. The implications of the model go far wider to further reforms in adult social care, health care, education, children and families, and community development. KEY WORDS personal budgets; self-directed support; disabled school leavers; transition...

... for Inclusion. The second of these projects was commissioned by Skills for Care London, and led to a set of proposals for the training and accreditation of support brokers. Support Broker Brokerage Personalisation Personal Budgets Support Planning Care & personalisation 5IF &NFSHFODF PG UIF...

.... This facilitates service users' general growth and development, such that they are able to engage more fully and on a more equal footing as part of their families and communities. However, there remain a number of challenges that need to be addressed if individual budgets, or personal budgets generally...