New Deal for Carers: deliberative events (15th August 2008)
In addition to the ideas tree the Department of Health ran nine regional events during September and October 2007. The outcomes of the consultation and work from the four task forces were considered at three deliberative events - two for adult carers and one for young carers in November 2007.
Event details
Executive Summary of the deliberative events
Final Report
Appendix 1 - Adult Carers deliberative event
Appendix 2 - Young Carers deliberative event
Care, support, independence: stakeholder events toolkit (1st September 2008)
The Government is undertaking an extensive period of engagement between May and November 2008 about the long-term future of England’s care and support system. As part of the engagement process, the Government wants to involve stakeholders in discussions about how the system can meet the challenges of the future. Materials have been developed to help organisations to lead discussions with colleagues and other people in their networks so that their opinions can inform the debate.
Toolkit
ARTICLE - Self reported receipt of care consistent with 32 quality indicators: national population survey of adults aged 50 or more in England (August 2008)
This article assesses the receipt of effective healthcare interventions in England by adults aged 50 or more with serious health conditions. It showed that there was a large gap between recommended care and care that is actually received.
Article
In addition to the ideas tree the Department of Health ran nine regional events during September and October 2007. The outcomes of the consultation and work from the four task forces were considered at three deliberative events - two for adult carers and one for young carers in November 2007.
Event details
Executive Summary of the deliberative events
Final Report
Appendix 1 - Adult Carers deliberative event
Appendix 2 - Young Carers deliberative event
Care, support, independence: stakeholder events toolkit (1st September 2008)
The Government is undertaking an extensive period of engagement between May and November 2008 about the long-term future of England’s care and support system. As part of the engagement process, the Government wants to involve stakeholders in discussions about how the system can meet the challenges of the future. Materials have been developed to help organisations to lead discussions with colleagues and other people in their networks so that their opinions can inform the debate.
Toolkit
ARTICLE - Self reported receipt of care consistent with 32 quality indicators: national population survey of adults aged 50 or more in England (August 2008)
This article assesses the receipt of effective healthcare interventions in England by adults aged 50 or more with serious health conditions. It showed that there was a large gap between recommended care and care that is actually received.
Article
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