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An integrated approach to commissioning for personalised care
 — speech by Dame Denise Platt, Chair, Commission for Social Care Inspection, [to the] Care and Health Conference, 'Raising the stakes - commissioning on the edge', 31 January 2007
Author(s)Denise Platt
Corporate AuthorCommission for Social Care Inspection - CSCI
PublisherCommission for Social Care Inspection, 2007
Pages11 pp
SourceLink to download: http://www.csci.org.uk/about_us/speeches/an_integr...
KeywordsServices ; Health services ; Needs [elderly] ; Coordination ; Interaction [welfare services] ; Policy ; Contracts.
AnnotationThe baby-boomer generation now entering "old age" have expectations which are more demanding than those of previous generations. If personalised care is to be made a reality, ways in which services are currently commissioned will have to change. Commissioned personalised care will have to be defined in terms of: ensuring quality; meeting people's needs; promoting independence; providing choice; commissioning cost-effectively; and supporting the whole community. While commissioning is improving, Denise Platt suggests that the following must be borne in mind: involving the public and people who use services; encouraging flexibility and innovation; and effective joint commissioning between social care and health. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-080625003 E
ClassmarkI: L: IK: QAJ: QK6: QAD: 6QH *

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