Supporting integration with new health and care standards
Written by: Rami Okasha, Executive Director of Strategy and Improvement, Care Inspectorate
If integration is the biggest change in health and social care for decades, it is going to take time to embed.
Click here to continue reading A TSI perspective of the ALLIANCE Annual Conference 2018
Written by: Matt Carle, Partnership Development Officer, ACVO TSI
and Kaja Czuchnicka, Partnership and Enterprise Officer, ACVO TSI
and Jane Russell, Partnership Manager, ACVO TSI
Briefing on The ALLIANCE Annual Conference Action: the 2nd Health and Social Care Integration event by staff at ACVO.
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Written by: Trisha Hall, Social Worker and Manager, Scottish Association of Social Workers
Working towards integration requires strong, positive and transparent relationships based on mutual respect
Click here to continue reading Allied Health Professionals in search of wellbeing
Written by: Susan Kelso, Allied Healthcare Professional National Lead Early Intervention, Scottish Government
We need to keep wellbeing at the heart of all we do, and recognise that this is a ‘long haul’ aim.
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Written by: Councillor Peter Johnston, Health and Social Care Spokesperson, COSLA (Confederation of Scottish Local Authorities)
Integration can lead the way in demonstrating how cross-agency, locally planned and delivered services can serve our communities best.
Click here to continue reading A view of integration from a Chief Officer
Written by: Judith Proctor, Chief Officer, Edinburgh Health and Social Care Partnership
Integration gives us the best platform from which to shape health and social care services for the future.
Click here to continue reading Preparing the future workforce through education for integration
Written by: Helen Rainey, Lecturer, School of Health, Nursing and Midwifery, University of the West of Scotland
and Elaine Gifford, Lecturer, School of Health, Nursing and Midwifery, University of the West of Scotland
Delivering integrated care across the globe requires the workforce to be appropriately educated.
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Written by: Dr Graham Kramer, Executive Officer, Royal College of General Practitioners Scotland, Patient Partnership in Practice
The concept of integration and its ethos has been broadly welcomed by GPs. However, there are numerous challenges to overcome.
Click here to continue reading Bringing voices together for an ‘Integration Chorus’
Written by: Dr Erik Sutherland, Senior Manager - Planning and Performance, East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership
Creating a compelling shared vision is a key factor to supporting the population's wellbeing.
Click here to continue reading Integration – a public health perspective
Written by: Cath Denholm, Director of Strategy, NHS Health Scotland
Public health is a big part of health and social care integration.
Click here to continue reading Progress being made, with ambitions to go further
Written by: Alison Taylor, Head of Integration Unit, Health and Social Care Directorates, Scottish Government
What progress has our approach on integration in Scotland made so far?
Click here to continue reading Planning integration services for the future – are we in danger of missing an opportunity?
Written by: Alison Keir, Policy Officer – Scotland, Royal College of Occupational Therapists
Occupational therapists have much to offer and are uniquely placed to contribute to the integration agenda.
Click here to continue reading The views of an integration authority carers’ representative
Written by: Sue Beer, Former Carers’ Representative, Shetland Island's Integration Joint Board
Based on her prior membership of the Shetland Islands IJB, Sue shares her thoughts on integration.
Click here to continue reading People First (Scotland) members’ views on integration
Written by: People First (Scotland)
We need services that communicate with each other and work in cooperation rather than in isolation.
Click here to continue reading The views of an integration authority patient representative
Written by: Margaret Montcrieff, Chair, South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Forum
Margaret shares what's working well, what isn't working well, and what could help make things work better.
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