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Independent Commission on Mental Health and Policing Report

The Independent Commission on Mental Health and Policing was set up in September 2012 at the request of the Metropolitan Police Commissioner. Terms of reference and membership are attached at...

Palliative and end of life care for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic groups in the UK

There is growing evidence that ethnic and cultural differences can influence patterns of advanced disease, illness experiences, healthcare seeking behaviour, and the use of healthcare services. The...

The keys to life: Improving quality of life for people with learning disabilities

As a nation we can be proud of the some of the changes in the quality of life for people with learning disabilities since The same as you? was published in 2000. People with learning disabilities...

Characteristics of Built-Up Areas

This report provides an insight into the characteristics of the built-up areas in England and Wales in 2011. The information is derived from the 2011 Census and is presented for a variety of census...

The cost effectiveness of Action for Children’s Intensive Family Support Services

Key Findings The research found that Intensive Family Support (IFS) services have a positive impact on the outcomes of families facing multiple problems and the costs incurred to the public purse...

Guidance for commissioners of mental health services for people with learning disabilities

Many people with learning disabilities live full and rewarding lives as part of their local communities. In order to do this, they need support to have good mental health and wellbeing. Commissioners...

Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care Annual Report and Accounts and Performance Review Report 2012-13

The purpose of professional regulators is to protect patients, service users and the public, to uphold the standards of their profession and to ensure public confidence in regulation. The...

The most able students: Are they doing as well as they should in our non-selective secondary schools?

National data show that just over a quarter of the pupils who achieved Level 5 in English and mathematics at the end of Year 6 did not make the progress expected of them in their non-selective...

The Health Equalities Framework (HEF): An outcomes framework based on the determinants of health inequalities

During 2011 the UK Learning Disability Consultant Nurse Network set about developing an outcomes framework that reflected the wide range of learning disabilities nursing approaches. The need for...

The role of the supervising social worker in foster care

Foster carers play a central role in providing family based care for foster children. Enabling, developing, and supporting foster carers to care for foster children in a way that provides security,...

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