Lacking political will

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, argues British politics is ‘depressingly predictable’ The announcement Baroness Louise Casey was going to do a review...

Navigating the changing landscape

Barry Sweetbaum, founder and chief executive officer of SweetTree Home Care Services, discusses some of the trends in care Over the past year, London’s health...

Co-production in innovation

Care providers are at the heart of innovation, says Kathryn Smith, Social Care Institute for Excellence chief executive officer The social care sector is facing...

Difficult times made worse

Government keeps delivering decisions out of the blue. Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, explains The government has announced the end of social...

Radical change

There is no better time to deliver for citizens, argues Professor Martin Green, chief executive officer at Care England During a board meeting last December,...

All change

Will changes to the way the NHS works have the desired impact, asks Professor Martin Green, chief executive officer of Care England The Care England...

Overhauling homecare

Alternative homecare models offer potential solutions, explains Dr Jane Townson, chief executive officer of the Homecare Association The 1990 NHS and Community Care Act marked...

Releasing the pressure

Funding for homecare will help an overstretched NHS, says Jonathan Byrd, managing director of The Good Care Group The UK has an ageing population, with...

Waiting for delivery

Professor Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, discusses why unity will be important This year is going to be a significant for the...

Reality of neglect

Politicians seem incapable of understanding social care, explains Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive The chancellor’s Budget had severe implications for the care sector,...