PPT-Adult Social Care Co-production Toolkit and Priorities

November 2023 Version 05 Status Final agreed at 151123 Adults Improvement Board Coproduction is about an equal relationship between people who need adult social services and the people who work in adult social care enabling people to work together in all aspects of care and support . a . systems approach to providing evidence to improve outcomes. T. ish Marrable and Sharon Lambley. Department of Social Work and Social Care. University of Sussex. The presentation content. Research focus. (“PCC Toolkit”). An Orientation: What It Offers and How to Use It. What Is the Purpose of this Toolkit?. T. his toolkit is designed to assist primary care clinicians incorporate . efficient, evidence-based. . Background and Rationale for the development of the Primary Health Care (PHC) Laboratory Toolkit . Session1 . Session Objectives. By the end of the session you will be able to:. Describe the development and health care context of the PHC Laboratory Toolkit . . Moving from Disease-Based to Patient Priorities-Aligned Decision-Making. Mary Tinetti, MD, Professor of Medicine and Chief of Geriatrics, Yale School of Medicine. Caroline . Blaum. , MD, MS, Director, Division of Geriatric Medicine and Palliative Care, NYU School of Medicine. 1. Presenter . 2. Janet Hess, DrPH, MPH. Assistant Professor. Project Director, FloridaHATS. University of South Florida College of Medicine. Department of Pediatrics, Adolescent Medicine. what, why, how. Ruth Dineen. | . Noreen . Blanluet. ruth@coproductionwales.com. & . hello@noreenblanluet.co.uk. Co-production: . what?. an . asset-based approach . to public services which . enables . 2021. Introduction. Welcome to the ‘Improving care together’, the vision and strategy for adult social care in Tower Hamlets.. Adult social care covers social work, personal care and practical support for younger and older adults over 18 with a physical disability, learning disability, physical or mental illness. It also includes safeguarding for those at risk of harm and abuse, drug or alcohol dependency, as well as support for unpaid . 2020 - 2023. Foreword from the Director of Adult Social Services.. Angela Morris . I am pleased to introduce this Adult Care Strategy for 2020 – 2023. We have set out a vision for Adult Social Care that focuses on our principles and values.. October 2023. Version: 0.8. Status: Final / Agreed. Introduction. Adult social care in Barking and Dagenham supports adults with a physical disability, learning disability, mental health issue or long-term condition and unpaid carers to lead safe, fulfilling lives.. The adult social care workforce, comprising over 1.5 million people, undertakes vitally important work that supports individuals and families in our society and promotes strong and inclusive communities. Throughout these slides the term workforce includes:. 2021. Introduction. What is adult social care?. Adult social care covers social work, personal care and practical support for younger and older adults over 18 with a physical disability, learning disability, physical or mental illness. It also includes safeguarding for those at risk of harm and abuse, drug or alcohol dependency, as well as support for unpaid . Adult Social Care Experience Survey. Background and Context. Key element of Quality Assurance is seeking feedback from our customers, clients and carers alike. This traditionally takes the form of two national postal surveys - annual Adult Social Care Survey and biennial Carers Survey – All local authorities must complete these surveys. The Derbyshire . Shared Care Record. Andrew Muirhead, Head of Adults Commissioning, Integration and Market Development. 16. th. April 2024. Outline. Background and context. Development and implementation. Local authorities are allowed to charge people for the adult social care services they receive. Brent’s Adult Social Care charging policy is the framework that sets out how the council does this. The Care Act 2014 contains provisions that enable councils to charge for care services..