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Shared principles for redesigning the local health and care landscape

There is widespread consensus on the need to redesign the health and care landscape to meet growing demographic and financial challenges. The benefits of integrated care, with more emphasis on...

A place of greater safety

“As the years went on the abuse continued to become worse. I wasn’t allowed to speak to my children during the evening. He regularly used to turn off the electricity in the evening to prevent any of...

Helping measure person-centred care

A person-centred health system is one that supports people to make informed decisions about, and to successfully manage, their own health and care, able to make informed decisions and choose when to...

Legally binding agreements: property division and child care when relationships break down

In Scotland, couples are able to enter into a written agreement regulating the division of their property and any ongoing support for each other, or for their children, when they separate. These ‘...

The lifetime costs of childhood behavioural problems and the benefits of early intervention

This report is part of a wider programme of work on early intervention undertaken by Centre for Mental Health with funding from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. It uses economic analysis to explore...

Social worker standards

Good social work can transform people's lives and protect them from harm. In order to achieve consistently high outcomes for service users, social workers must have the skills and knowledge to...

Childcare and early years survey of parents 2012-2013

This report provides the main findings of the 2012-2013 survey in the Childcare and Early Years Survey of Parents series. The survey was funded by the Department for Education (DfE), and carried out...

Is excessive paperwork in care homes undermining care for older people?

This report explores whether the burden placed upon staff in care homes to produce paperwork is having a positive or a detrimental effect on the quality of care. The project collated and reviewed...

Building a culture of candour

1. Put simply, candour means the quality of being open and honest. Patients should be well-informed about all elements of their care and treatment and all caring staff have a responsibility to be...

One Person, One Team, One System

The creation of the NHS is arguably the best gift that the British people have ever given to themselves. For the British public it is our most important institution. Its basic principle of health...

Care in Crisis: What’s next for social care?

The social care system in England is in crisis. For many years the system has been severely under-funded. With more people living longer, the demand for care services increases year on year. Recent...

Cyberbullying and children and young people with SEN and disabilities: guidance for teachers and other professionals

This guidance gives a unique insight and is intended to help teachers and other professionals understand the issues around cyberbullying for children and young people with special educational needs...

An evidence review of the drivers of child poverty for families in poverty now and for poor children growing up to be poor adults

This report looks at the key factors that make it harder for some families to get out of poverty and the key factors that make some poor children more likely to become poor adults.

Making our health and care systems fit for an ageing population

This paper is designed as a high-level resource and reference guide for local service leaders who want to improve care for older people. Within each component of care we describe the goal that the...

Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland: Our Approach 2014 – 2017

This revision of the Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland builds on the actions already taken under the 2011 Strategy. • We continue to aspire to a Scotland where no child is disadvantaged by poverty...

20,000 lose out: 1 in 7 lose Social Care Due To Changing Eligibility For Support Services in Scotland

Over the last five years there has been a transformation in the delivery of social care in Scotland. However this has not been the one that people expected. 20,000 people who only 5 years ago would...

Sound Foundations: A Review of the Research Evidence on Quality of Early Childhood Education and Care for Children Under Three

The first three years of life are a period like no other. During these early years, babies and young children experience phenomenal growth in brain development, and in their understanding of...

How does money influence health

This report explores the association between income and health throughout the life course and within families. Improving the income of the poorest members of society is often proposed as a way of...

Difficult conversations with dying people and their families

Marie Curie Cancer Care is a leading provider of care and support for terminally ill people and their families, and reaches more than 38,000 people each year. This care is provided through the Marie...

Hidden Needs

The four vulnerable and excluded groups prioritised by the Inclusion Health Board experience some of the poorest health outcomes in England. They form the focus of this report and comprise: ...

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