Opening the door to change

Teresa Cope, Manx Care chief executive officer, discusses innovation in care on the Isle of Man Across the world, health and social care systems are...

Many mouths, and deaf ears

The sector needs to be tougher on politicians, argues Professor Martin Green, chief executive of Care England I have just had another conversation with someone...

A bedrock of communities

Dr Donald Macaskill, Scottish Care chief executive officer, explains why care cannot run on goodwill alone On a winter morning in Aberdeenshire, Mary sits at...

Radical change needed

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, wants to see resources used effectively Global events have taught us that the world can change very...

Ready to deliver

Gary Fee, CCH Group chief executive officer, discusses the missing operating model at the heart of health reform Six months after the launch of the...

Who will pay?

Fair pay requires fair funding and intelligent commissioning, says Dr Jane Townson, Homecare Association chief executive officer Fair pay for care workers is both a...

Rearranging the deck chairs

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, wants service delivery not structural changes Here we go again. This government has followed in the footsteps...

Supporting the workforce

A model that relies less on carer intervention. Kate Fairhurst, managing director of Howz, explains Staff turnover in adult social care remains high, with rates...

Working together

Inclusive dialogue is needed in adult social care, argues Karolina Gerlich, chief executive officer of The Care Workers’ Charity  The future of adult social care...

Pace of change

Robotics, technology and data hold immense potential, says Care England chief executive officer Professor Martin Green Last month, I was privileged to co-chair the TSA...