Here is a list of research from a variety of sources, including Community Care, conducted in the area of personalisation.
Community Care survey: Professionals split over future of adult social care
Personalisation and self-directed support: In Control findings
University of York: Individual budget users and carers
Housing 21: Personalisation ‘could undermine extra care’
Personalisation: Is the social worker role being eroded? Community Care research
Personalisation: clarify law on paying family carers, says Princess Royal Trust
Personalisation: IBs can benefit carers, finds Department of Health
Practitioners back personalisation but call for more support
Help the Aged: Personalisation must not be delivered on the cheap
Hampshire’s personalisation report had too many omissions: Melanie Henwood
CSCI: Personalisation not a reality for many with complex needs
Personalisation: Who Cares About Personal Assistants?
‘We ask our staff to leave stereotypes behind when working with our diverse communities’ 
‘I feel lucky to be part of Essex: the training opportunities are vast’ 
How the family safeguarding model is making a difference to social workers 
‘Join an inspirational improvement journey to be the best social worker you can be’ 
Why big is better when it comes to social work career opportunities 
Rebooted social work academy to focus on strengths and leadership 
‘We have all the right ingredients to make a difference for children and families’ 
Employer zone – showcasing a selection of the sector’s top recruiters 
Creating online reflective spaces when working from home 
How social workers can identify coercive and controlling behaviour 
Find out how to develop your emotional resilience with our free downloadable guide 
Develop your social work career with Community Care’s Careers and Training Guide 
How writing great job adverts can be your first step to solving staff retention in the care sector
Recruiting care workers: 4 tips for hiring the right people
How to keep care staff happy: investment, involvement and keeping an eye on morale
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