Johnson’s social care reforms won’t improve provision of residential care – they may make things worse.
A blog from CHPI on the chaos of the government’s “fix” for social care
https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/social-care-reforms-2021/
A blog from CHPI on the chaos of the government’s “fix” for social care
https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/social-care-reforms-2021/
John Puntis explores a recent book by Christopher Thomas. ‘The Five Health Frontiers. A New Radical Blueprint’. Pluto Press, London, 2022
https://endsocialcaredisgrace.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/The-Five-Health-Frontiers-book-review-1.docx
Their argument about being unaware of asymptomatic transmission does not hold water.
Here is a Guardian piece describing well the way in which the PM and Chancellor are spinning their decisions to make it look as though social care is fixed. We know it is not.
NaCSILS does not focus on children. But this is such a disturbing story, we felt we had to share it.
A welcome breath of fresh air from Labour. It also sounds as though Scottish Labour wants to merge social care and the NHS, a move that NaCSILS sees as dangerous. We are keen to debate these ideas.