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  • Interviews with participants (Vox pops)
    This film includes feedback from the participants that took part in the Commissioning the Future workshop sessions, demonstrating the value of this new approach of looking at commissioning. Video Troubleshooting If you are experiencing poor video playback we suggest you 'pause' the video and allow it to fully download, then resume watching the video.
  • NHS Continuing Healthcare - is it different for people with learning disabilities
    NHS Continuing Healthcare - is it different for people with learning disabilites? 15th November 2012 from 9 - 4pm at Derby Conference Centre Agenda 09. 00 Arrival and Coffee09.
  • Making it Real - Birmingham City Council case study
    Birmingham City Council was one of the first councils to pilot Making it Real. In this case study, Melanie Gray, Performance Management Officer in the council's Adults and Communities Directorate, explains how they got started, including:Setting up a service user led Quality Board How they chose their three priorities from the "I" statements How they developed an action plan.
  • Making it Real - Action on Hearing Loss case study
    Action on Hearing Loss was one of the first organisations to pilot Making it Real. In this case study, Vanessa Keen, Senior Policy and Practice Advisor, explains her organisation's experience, including:The first steps of discussing Making it Real with the Board of Trustees Working with staff and people who use their services to identify the top priorities of change Linking and up and learning from other organisations delivering Making it Real.
  • Redesigning the front end of social care
    A new paper has been published focusing on what happens when people first encounter social care. It has been published by In Control in partnership with Community Catalysts, Shared Lives Plus and Inclusive Neighbourhoods.
  • Report for the Cost Benefit of OT in Reablement
    Report for the Cost Benefit of OT in Reablement by Zaid Latif (OT), Nottingham City Council.
  • East Midlands Strategic Market Development Event - Supporting Personalisation through Creating a More Diverse and Responsive Market - 2nd November 2011
    Welcome and introduction to the day from Councillor David Sprason, Leicestershire County Council 'The Art and Science of Facilitating the Social Care Market'. A presentation which looked at the issues and challenges of delivering an effective social care market given financial restrictions, personalisation and demographic change.
  • Think Local Act Personal in Tough Times - Self Directed Support - Making it Efficient and Keeping it Real Event on 1st July 2011
    Day 1 National overview of Think Local, Act Personal, Martin RoutledgeWorkshop 1: Understanding and responding to outcomes National Personal Budget survey - a low-cost approach to checking outcomes and using the results, keeping it real while scaling up. John Waters and Martin Cattermole Workshop 2: Personalisation and efficiency Approaches to deliver effective but efficient processes using the latest Think Local, Act Personal (TLAP) guidance.
  • 'Think Local Act Personal in Tough Times - Commissioning and Market Development' Event - 26th September 2011
    The East Midlands Joint Improvement Partnership (EMJIP) held a second 'Think Local Act Personal in Tough Times' Event on 26th September 2011. The focus of this event was Commissioning and Market Development and it was run in partnership with In Control, Groundswell and Community Catalysts.
  • East Midlands Telehealthcare Programme
    Joint RIEP capital and NHS/DH revenue funding was allocated to five regional projects to promote joint working across social care and health. The objective was to deliver cashable savings by embedding telecare as part of mainstream pathways.