Research, Policy and Planning Vol 31(1)
- Full publication (PDF File, 755kb)
- Editorial
- Towards culturally competent professional practice: exploring the concepts of independence and interdependence. Wesam Darawsheh and Gill Chard
- ‘What counts is what works’: NICE’s new role and approach in developing evidence-based guidelines for social care. John McLean
- Numbers of working carers whose employment is ‘at risk’ in England. Derek King, Linda Pickard, Nicola Brimblecombe and Martin Knapp
- Further lessons from the continuing failure of the national strategy to deliver personal budgets and personalisation. Colin Slasberg, Peter Beresford and Peter Schofield
- Reviews
Research, Policy and Planning Vol 31(2) – Special Issue on Social Care Evidence in Practice (SCEiP) Project
- Full publication (PDF File, 1400kb)
- Editorial
- Commentary: Practitioner? Researcher? Educator? A discussion of identity and the implications on getting evidence into practice. George Julian
- Relationship boundaries in residential child care: connection and safety in group care relationships. Phil Coady
- The death of reflective supervision? An exploration of the role of reflection within supervision in a Local Authority Youth Offending Service. Rhian Taylor
- How can the benefits of personal budgets for people with mental illness be sustained after the payments stop? Naomi Clewett, Sarah Hamilton, Paulina Szymczynska, Jill Manthorpe, Jerry Tew, John Larsen and Vanessa Pinfold
- The value of peer support on cognitive improvement amongst older people living with dementia. Lauren Chakkalackal
- Decisions about equipment and adaptations used for bathing and showering. Joy McLaggan
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