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Label: Community Care Group (King's Fund Centre for Health Services Development, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), Yee, Lydia, and Blunden, Roger
Label: 1995
Label: Over the last decade there have been substantial changes in the way support for carers has featured in the planning and development of health and social services. General practitioners and their practice teams however have not tended to be in the forefront of these developments although there is general agreement ...

Label: Community Care Group (Development Centre, King's Fund) and Yee, Lydia
Label: 1995
Label: This book is an attempt to chart progress in the development of support for black carers around the country and the factors which can inhibit this process, including racism; lack of joint work between health and social services and voluntary organisations; not taking the issue of black carers seriously; and ...

Label: King's Fund Centre for Health Services Development (King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), Taylor, Sheila, and Yee, Lydia
Label: 1994
Label: The King's Fund Centre has been in the forefront of developments to change the way in which support is offered to carers. In practice this has meant developing work programmes in different localities around the country to analyse, test and make improvements to the planning and delivery of services for ...

Label: Carers' Unit (King's Fund Centre for Health Services Development, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London), Robinson, Janice, and Yee, Lydia
Label: 1991
Label: This publication is a practical workbook to help local and health authorities as they implement the NHS and Community Care Act. It lays the foundation on which they can build better practical support for carers in the new community care era. Developed in consultation with carers, service users and community ...

Label: Yee, Lydia and Carers' Unit (King's Fund Centre for Health Services Development, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London)
Label: 1992
Label: The workshop day aimed to bring together people from a wide range of statutory and voluntary agencies in the field of health, social services, and education, with a particular interest on grassroots organisations working in minority ethnic communities. The overall objective was to create an awareness of young Black carers. ...

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