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Exploring the Relationships Between Evidence and Innovation in the Context of Scotland’s Social Services

This report uses theoretical, empirical and practice literatures and case studies to reflect on the links between evidence and innovation in the context of Scotland’s social services. It bridges two...

Lessons for care homes? Learning from other residential care settings

What can providers of residential care for older people learn about improving quality of care from other sectors? This review explores the learning from delivery of care in residential services for...

A Review of the Literature on Sex Workers and Social Exclusion

This paper was commissioned for the Inclusion Health programme and is one of a series of reports from the programme examining health and exclusion. Social exclusion is commonly defined as a series of...

Evaluation of ESF Peer Mentoring Wales

This report presents a process and outcome evaluation of the Peer Mentoring Wales (PMW) project. The project, overseen by the Welsh Government, has the primary aim of assisting ex-substance misusers...

Clinical Judgement and Decision-Making in Children’s Social Work: An analysis of the ‘front door’ system

This paper is not a comprehensive review of all aspects of social workers’ decisions, but rather focuses on the entry point for children coming in to contact with the Child Protection System, usually...

Transforming Primary Care Safe, proactive, personalised care for those who need it most

How well can the NHS serve older people? In my view, the future of the Health Service largely depends on the answer to this question. Listening to their views, respecting their dignity, supporting...

Programmes to help families facing multiple challenges

In 2006, the Government estimated that there were 120,000 families in England facing multiple challenges, such as unemployment and poor housing. It subsequently included other challenges, such as...

BASW England Conference 30th April 2014 - Presentation Nick Frost

BASW England Conference 30th April 2014 - Presentation David Niven

BASW England Conference 30th April 2014 - Presentation Richard Powley

BASW England Conference 30th April 2014 - Presentation Isabelle Trowler

NIASW Response to the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in NI

NIASW's response to the call for evidence from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation in Northern Ireland.

NIASW Response to the DHSSPS Draft Mental Capacity Bill (NI) Consultation

NIASW responded to the Department of Health, Social Service and Public Safety's consultation on the Draft Mental Capacity Bill (NI) highlighting five general aspects of the bill:- 1. NIASW continues...

NIASW Response to the Draft Adult Safeguarding Policy for NI - Prevention and Protection in Partnership

NIASW's response to the consultation questionnaire on the Draft Adult Safeguarding Policy for Northern Ireland - Prevention and Protection in Partnership.

Sept 2015 - BASW Response: Guideline and quality standard topics relevant to social care, DH/NICE

The Health and Social Care Act 2012 set out a responsibility for NICE to develop quality standards and guidelines for social care in England. In 2013, the Department of Health (DH) ran a consultation...

Alcohol’s harm to others in Ireland

In Ireland, the burden of alcohol related harm is often experienced by those around the drinker, be they family member, friend, co-worker or innocent ‘bystander’. Alcohol’s harm to others (AH2O)...

BASW England Conference 30th April 2014 - Presentation Lyn Romeo

Think Autism: Fulfilling and Rewarding Lives, the strategy for adults with autism in England: an update.

1.1 It is estimated that more than half a million people in England have autism. This is equivalent to more than 1% of the population and similar to the number of people that have dementia. 1.2...

Safeguarding Children and Young People in Football

Football is indisputably the number one sport in England, for both adults and children. It is part of our national culture, and our daily lives. An estimated four million children play the game in...

Regulation of Health Care Professionals

1.1 The regulation of health and social care professionals impacts not only on the lives of registered and aspiring professionals; it also affects the lives of all those who use their services. There...

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