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Displaying good care

Individuals with learning disabilities can thrive, Care England chief executive Professor Green outlines how During the election campaign, very few commitments were made about social...

Looking for solutions

Homecare Association chief executive officer Dr Jane Townson examines if a potential Labour government can fix homecare As the UK approaches a general election on...

Badge of professionalism

Professor Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, discusses the importance of registration Even though the other nations of the UK have decided that registration...

Ethics are ethics

Time for providers to start charging interest, explains Dr Donald Macaskill, chief executive of Scottish Care In Scotland at the present time, as indeed in...

Transforming integrated care

Values-based care needs to be rooted in the system, argues Daniel Casson Integrated care systems are emerging as a powerful mechanism to address the complex...

Keeping on top of quality and compliance

Neil Murray, director of quality and compliance at Bluebird Care, shares his insights into how providers can maintain excellence and oversight in between external...
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Creating Bonds

Daniel Casson, consultant and director of LaingBuisson’s Social Care Summit, provides a flavour of what delegates can expect ahead of next month’s conference. Andrew Gwynn...

More equal than others

There is no fairness or transparency in the system, Care England chief executive Professor Martin Green explains The Covid-19 Public Inquiry is now well...

Blue-sky thinking

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive, argues that we are at a tipping point Social care is in crisis. There is neither the money...

Paying the price

Dr Jane Townson explains why society needs to rethink its priorities Messages to the Homecare Association’s helpline for members (unedited). Case Study 1. “Over the weekend,...