The future organisation of community care : options for the integration of health and social care

Published Work

Öffentlich Deposited

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.isbn

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.creator

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.editor

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.place_of_publication

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.publisher

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.date_published

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.issue_number

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.pagination

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.series

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.abstract

Organisational solutions to problems arising in community care were discussed at a debate organised by the King's Fund. The debate took place during a period of continuing organisational upheaval associated with the NHS and Community Care reforms. Calls were nevertheless being made for further radical change in the organisation of health and social services. People from different backgrounds agreed that current arrangements in community care are far from satisfactory. An overwhelming majority believed that improvements could be made by creating a single authority responsible for commissioning local health and social care services.

Translation missing: de.dog_biscuits.fields.note