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  • BBC Panorama looks into Maria Worroll abuse case

    Keep an eye out for Panorama's undercover report tonight on the Maria Worroll abuse case, which we reported on last week . Apparently Fiona Phillips looks into the CQC's and the care home provider's role in preventing such attacks on elderly Read More...
    Posted to The Social Work Blog on 23 Apr 2012
    Filed under: workforce, older people
  • medication prompts - how to make sure they happen when LA refuses?

    Hello, I have just carried out a review with an eldery person who is in very sheltered housing. The housing scheme has been providing 7 x 15min visits a day to prompt with medication. The 'guidelines' being given to us from higer up in our LA department in order to cut costs, are that we cannot...
    Posted to Adults' services by cli_snapple on 6 Feb 2012
  • Older People's Mental Health Team interview -help?!

    Have got an interview after being out of social work for a couple of years. Have a total of four years post qualifying experience but have never worked in a community mental health team, have worked in generic adult team and also voluntarty experience with Mind but feel a bit out of the loop. Would appreciate...
    Posted to Adults' services by curlycoffee on 24 Jan 2012
  • Re: Legal Challenge to Cuts in Hertfordshire

    Hi Peter aka Sociable Have just caught up with this website after retiring early from Herts Adult care some 6 years ago when I saw the decline ! It used to have such a good reputation for its care . So , I was astonished to learn from the guys I used work with; that Adult care is now run by Serco !!...
    Posted to Adults' services by daffie on 9 Nov 2011
  • Re: So its farwell to the RAS - what next?

    Do you have any suggestions for an alternative? We do need some form of making allocation of resources fairer. I have been allocated a fair few clients who, despite having very different levels of need, have had roughly the same level of support - that can't be right. - Money allocated should always...
    Posted to Adults' services by southerner on 27 Oct 2011
  • Choice, Control and Obfuscation – How the Personalisation Dream is Dying

    In the bold move towards a transformation in adult social care, it feels from where I sit, that control has completely overtaken any pretence of ‘choice’ in the so-called move towards more idealised ‘person-centred’ care and support planning. I hope I Read More...
    Posted to Fighting Monsters on 12 Sep 2011
    Filed under: social care, social work, social issues, older people, dementia, work, carers, socialcare, mental health, discrimination, local authority, old age, elderly, health, carer, direct payments, local government, Disability, Mental Health Foundation, personal, personal budget, resource allocation system, ras, burstow, the small places
  • Cigarettes, zinc and men in sheds

    I'm very excited to be once again writing about sheds. I wrote back in January about an Australian project to help men "interact and unburden" in the familiar and comforting surroundings of a shed. But it seems the Aussie shed movement has Read More...
    Posted to Mad World on 31 Aug 2011
    Filed under: Mental Health, social care, smoking, older people, adults, sheds
  • Panels

    Since I’ve been employed as a social worker one of the constants in my working week has been the presence and existence of ‘panels’ in many different forms. There was a brief stage when we were told not to refer to them as ‘panels’ but rather meetings Read More...
    Posted to Fighting Monsters on 31 Aug 2011
    Filed under: social care, social work, older people, work, old age, long-term care, health care, health, nhs, local government, National Health Service, decision-making, personal, personal budget, continuing care panel, funding panel
  • Ageing & Learning Disabilities

    The demographics show that the population is ageing quickly with more older than younger people in society, this applies to people with learning disabilities as well as the general population, this review looks at the issues faced by older people with learning disabilites.
    Posted to TonyButcher by TonyButcher on 25 Jul 2009
    Filed under: social policy, ageing, learning disabilites, older people
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