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June 2014 - BASW Response: The Role of Occupational therapy in the prevention and management of falls, College of Occupational Therapists (2014)

Beyond ‘stranger danger’: Teaching children about staying safe from stranger child abduction

Every year about 50 children are abducted by a stranger. In some cases the child is sexually assaulted and, on rare occasions, murdered. Public attention will inevitably focus on these tragic cases...

Care - a stepping stone to custody?

Less than 1% of all children in England were looked after at March 2011. Compare this with the fact that up to half the children held in young offender institutions are, or have been previously,...
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Minutes - England Committee Meeting, 3rd April 2014

Consultation on the draft regulations and guidance for implementation of part one of the Care Act in 2015/2016, DH (2014)

Consultation on draft regulations and guidance for implementation of part 1 of the Care Act in 2015/16. The Care Act will make a difference to some of the most vulnerable people in society for many...

The Bradley Report

In December 2007 I was pleased to be asked by the Government to undertake a six-month independent review to determine to what extent offenders with mental health problems or learning disabilities...

The Bradley Report five years on: an independent review of progress to date and priorities for further development

The Bradley Commission is an independent review set up by Centre for Mental Health examining the progress made in the five years since the publication of the Bradley Report (DH, 2009a ). The report...

From the pond into the sea: children’s transition to adult health services

Young people face plenty of challenges when preparing for adult life. For the 40,000 children and young people with complex physical health needs, there are many additional hurdles. In many cases,...

Out of your mind: Improving provision of drug & alcohol treatment for lesbian, gay, bisexual & trans people

This scoping study set out to examine how drug and alcohol treatment services could better meet the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual & trans (LGBT) people. It sought to explore models of provision...

Policy Influences and Country Clusters: A Comparative Analysis of Internet Safety Implementation

This report presents an analysis of cross-national differences in European internet safety implementation. It draws from diverse sources and employs both a ‘top-down’ and ‘bottom–up’ approach to...

Helpline highlight 2012/13: Protecting children in Northern Ireland

In 2012/13 almost 51,000 people across the UK reported concerns about children, a 15 per cent increase on the previous year. In this report we focus on the contacts we received in Northern Ireland...

Reforming the NHS from within: Beyond hierarchy, inspection and markets

The aim of this paper is to review different approaches to reforming the NHS in England and to draw out lessons for the future. It focuses on what needs to be done to implement new models of care in...

The Relational Safeguarding Model: Best practice in working with families affected by child sexual exploitation

Today, as I write this foreword, there are countless families and young people across the United Kingdom struggling to escape the grip of child sexual exploitation (CSE). All of us want to prevent...

Jobs, NQSW etc. The experiences of Tara Francis and Helen Kier

This presentation is a summary of a longer presentation which is available on the BASW web site There are things that you can do to increase your job chances

Learning Disability A-Z

A complete guide to learning disabilities, topical issues and sources of support.

Implementing the 0 to 25 special needs system

Departmental advice for local authorities (LAs) and health partners about implementing the 0 to 25 special needs system from September 2014.

The fallout of rape as a weapon of war

Rape and other forms of sexual violence during armed conflict are now acknowledged as weapons of war, designed not only to inflict bodily harm on primarily – but not exclusively – female victims, but...

Growing up in Scotland: Family and school influences on children’s social and emotional well-being

This report investigated family and school influences on seven year-old children’s social and emotional well-being. Social and emotional well-being is a multidimensional concept linking aspects of...

Guidance for Taking Responsibility: Accountable Clinicians and Informed Patients

The Francis Report made a number of recommendations on the need for there to be a named clinician who is accountable for a patient’s care whilst they are in hospital. In addition the Secretary of...

Children and Young People with Complex Health Needs - A one-stop booklet for families

The aim of this booklet is to offer information and routes to support of a practical nature, which we hope can improve the lives of children and young people with complex health needs. It suggests...

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