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Study of Early Education and Development: Good Practice in Early Education

Research Aims The aim of this study was to explore how good and excellent quality early years settings articulate, establish and sustain practices that have the potential to improve child outcomes...

Study of Early Education and Development: Experiences of the Early Years Pupil Premium

This report presents findings of a qualitative study exploring providers’ experiences of the Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP), undertaken as part of the Study of Early Education and Development (SEED...

Producing modelled estimates of the size of the lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) population of England

Public Health England (PHE) is committed to understanding the health and wellbeing needs of different population groups and reducing health inequalities. In addition, PHE has a duty, as part of the...

Public parks: Seventh Report of Session 2016–17

Our inquiry into public parks asked three key questions: why parks matter, what challenges are facing the parks sector, and how we can secure a sustainable future for parks. The level of response has...
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Minutes of the one hundred and twenty fifth meeting of Council held on Wednesday, 25th January 2017

Children in need census 2017 to 2018: Guide for local authorities – version 1.1

The children in need census is the only national source of data on children referred to children’s social care services and those that are the subject of child protection plans. These are a...

No shortcuts: quality and the free childcare extension

From September 2017, working parents of three and four year olds in England will be able to access 30 hours of free childcare per week during school term time. For eligible families, this doubles the...

Sporting Future: First Annual Report

It is now just over a year since we published Sporting Future: A New Strategy for an Active Nation. We have achieved a lot in that time; a new strategy for Sport England is underway, many key funding...

Dare2Care National Action Plan for Preventing Child Abuse and Violence in Teenage Relationships

Child abuse. Our nation’s dirty little secret. We know it goes on. We've probably seen the signs and we may even be one of the millions of survivors. However, as a country, we seem more comfortable...

Psychological dimensions of dementia: Putting the person at the centre of care

The term ‘dementia’ describes a group of conditions which lead to progressive changes in the structure and function of the brain. These changes in turn alter how people think and behave and their...

Retirement on Hold: Supporting Older Carers

The 2011 Census (UK Census, 2011) revealed that there are over 1.8m carers aged 60 and over in England including: • 151,674 between 80–84. • 87,346 over 85. The number of older carers is growing all...

Working together to address obesity in adult mental health secure units

A two-way association has been identified between mental health problems and obesity, with conditions such as depression often leading to weight gain and obesity leading to depression. Whilst the...

Saving STPs: Achieving meaningful health and social care reform

Current ambitions for NHS and social care reform rest on the success of Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs). The 44 STPs covering the whole of England are the main delivery vehicle for the...

Briefing: Health and Care of Older People in England 2017

Welcome to this year’s Health and Care of Older People in England briefing from Age UK. The report aims to shine a light on how the system of health and care is working for older people in this...
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Policy, Ethics & Human Rights Committee (PEHR) Minutes 5th November 2013

Definition of child sexual exploitation Government consultation response

The Government is committed to keeping children and young people safe from child sexual exploitation. We are clear that all cases of child sexual exploitation must be thoroughly and properly...

A Manifesto for Change: The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Children of Alcoholics

One in five children in the UK lives with a parent who drinks too much – that’s over 2.5 million children. They are Britain’s innocent victims of drink. Hard-drinking parents hurt their children for...

Coping is difficult, but I feel proud: Perspectives on mental health and wellbeing of young carers

This research is the first in the UK to match young carers and their perceptions of their health and wellbeing against a comparable sample of young people. By matching the young people in this way,...

Delivering sustainability and transformation plans

• The NHS five year forward view set a direction for the future of the NHS that has been widely supported. • Sustainability and transformation plans (STPs) – the local plans for delivering the...

The Sustainability and Transformation Plans: a critical assessment

Many members of the public, and even some politicians, are only just becoming aware of Sustainability and Transformation Plans, which were imposed in a policy directive from NHS England just 3 days...

Looked after children, care leavers and risk of teenage conception; findings from Wales: Summary of a National Response

Welsh data demonstrate an elevated risk of teenage conceptions amongst looked after children and highlights the vulnerability of this group in Wales. Service commissioners and providers across Wales...

The provision and experience of adoption support services in Wales: Perspectives from adoption agencies and adoptive parents

The level of support for those affected by adoption is inconsistent across Wales. Of families who receive support, the majority are satisfied, but access to services is perceived as difficult...

Exploring the educational experiences and aspirations of Looked After Children and young people (LACYP) in Wales

Older young people and care leavers in our study often felt that their education had not been prioritised and that their potential was not recognised by carers, teachers and social care professionals...

State of the health system: Beds in the NHS: UK

Pressures on NHS hospital beds are well documented. Our members report substantial problems and strains within the bed system; recent media coverage has also raised similar concerns. Although not the...

Dementia care and LGBT communities:

The UK is home to an estimated 1.2 million1 older lesbian and gay people in the UK, yet they are an invisible population and rarely acknowledged by service providers and commissioners. This issue was...

Government Response to the Justice Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2016–17: The treatment of young adults in the criminal justice system

1. The Government is firmly committed to reducing the impact of crime on communities and victims. A great deal of this endeavour must be directed to reforming offenders and making every effort to...

The class ceiling: Increasing access to the leading professions

1.1 This report summarises the All Party Parliamentary Group on Social Mobility’s inquiry into Access into Leading Professions, investigating how to increase access of people from disadvantaged...

State of the Nation: What Children in the UK are eating

Hands up: who often takes the kids for a burger and fries when you’re out for the day shopping? After all, it’s cheap, filling and they’ve been on about the latest free toy. Had a long debate with a...

Social Mix in London: Early Years Provision

This report investigates whether children in London are attending early years settings with a diverse mix of other children, and whether there are links between the quality of a setting and the...

The Public Health Burden of Alcohol and the Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Alcohol Control Policies: An evidence review

Alcohol is a prominent commodity in the UK marketplace. It is widely used in numerous social situations. For many, alcohol is associated with positive aspects of life; however there are currently...

Staying put: Developing dementia-friendly care and support for people with a learning disability

It is important to us that all staff know about dementia and learning disability. This is because dementia is something that can lead to people not being able to talk or even to dress or feed...

Adult Social Care Funding (England)

Adult social care provides personal and practical support to enable adults of all ages (both older people and working age adults) to retain their independence and the best quality of life possible...

Maternal Mental Health – Women’s Voices

As many as one in five women develop a mental health problem during pregnancy or in the first year after the birth of their baby. The pain this causes women and their families, the negative impact on...
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Policy, Ethics & Human Rights Committee (PEHR) Minutes 6th May 2015
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Policy, Ethics & Human Rights Committee (PEHR) Minutes 8th July 2015
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Policy, Ethics & Human Rights Committee (PEHR) Minutes 1st October 2015

Sustainability and transformation plans (STPs): How do you know if STPs are making a positive impact?

The 'must knows' are a long-standing source of information and support and focus on the key issues facing portfolio holders in health and care. They are updated on a rolling basis and new or updated...

Community engagement on female genital mutilation

In October 2014, the Local Government Association (LGA) first produced its FGM Guide for Councillors, Much has happened since then. Mandatory reporting to the police has been introduced for...

The profile of the children and young people accessing an NSPCC service for harmful sexual behaviour

Harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) is defined as “One or more children engaging in sexual discussions or acts that are inappropriate for their age or stage of development. These can range from using...

Turn the Page: manualised treatment programme

Harmful sexual behaviour (HSB) is defined as one or more children engaging in sexual discussions or acts that are inappropriate for their age or stage of development. These can range from using...

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