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Social care

Ode to our care workers

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27 Oct 2020

Dr Cecilia Akrisie Anim CBE FRSA

Dr Cecilia Akrisie Anim CBE FRSA on a project that enables care workers to share and reflect on their experiences through poetry.
Creating a more inclusive post Covid-19 NHS

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30 Jul 2020

Bhavani EsapathI

We need to prepare and understand what long-term care looks like from both a governance perspective.
Learning from solidarity

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14 Jul 2020

Colin Falconer FRSA

Colin falconer FRSA on the importance of solidarity in the social-sector
Healthcare after crisis: lessons from Christchurch

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25 Jun 2020

Hannah Morley FRSA

A crisis changes healthcare. We can learn from New Zealand on how to lead a healthcare system after a shock, starting with the principle of collective responsibility.
Self-managing teams during Covid-19: voices from Wellbeing Teams

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24 Jun 2020

Helen Sanderson

Instead of being a luxury, relationship centred social care has become even more important during the pandemic.
Social care cannot wait until the crisis is over to rebuild

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30 Apr 2020

Alex Fox

Social care is struggling now. Fixing the underlying problems can’t wait.
The conditions for change are ready, but are we?

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25 Mar 2020

Matthew Taylor

The COVID-19 pandemic has created an opportunity to improve our society. Here’s how we can seize it.
How health and social care is adapting to the COVID-19 crisis

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24 Mar 2020

Ruth Hannan

The system is too rigid to respond rapidly. We must make sure that the sacrifices staff are making now aren’t in vain.
Care workers at Christmas: sharing and building relationships

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18 Dec 2019

Ruth Hannan

Care in the festive period can mean sharing intimate moments with strangers.
‘Sorry We Missed You’ shows the need to make care pay again

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05 Nov 2019

Ruth Hannan

Ken Loach’s new film shows that social care workers still care, even when the system doesn’t. Have we lost sight of the difference between delivering a package and delivering care?

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