Personalisation is thought to be the biggest thing to hit social care since the advent of the welfare state. In the latest edition of Ivory Tower, presenter Mark Ivory explores the nature of personalisation and what it means for social care professionals and service users and finds out what the experience has been like in some of the individual budget pilot areas.
The government’s personalisation “guru” Martin Routledge and new Adass president John Dixon are among the contributors to the podcast, which was recorded this week at a major Community Care conference.
Ivory Tower is the weekly podcast for everyone working in social care. You can listen now via you computer by using the player below or you can download the podcast to your Ipod or MP3 player and listen to it at your leisure.
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