The power of words Read more about The power of words Claire Flood-Page tells us more about our Speak My Language report. We look at the consequences of not making services accessible to all. In a recent court case, an NHS Trust in England will have to pay millions of pounds in compensation [opens in a new window] after a baby was left severely brain-damaged[1].
Accountability for Future Generations: Sharing the learning so far conference outputs now online Read more about Accountability for Future Generations: Sharing the learning so far conference outputs now online The Act requires public bodies in Wales to think about the long-term impact of their decisions, to work better with people, communities and each other, and to prevent persistent problems such as poverty, health inequalities and climate change. The Act is unique to Wales and offers a huge opportunity to make a long-lasting, positive change to current and future generations. The conference brought together senior professionals working in publicly funded organisations across Wales who are covered by the Act.
Powys Teaching Health Board – Review of Follow-up Outpatients – Assessment of Progress Read more about Powys Teaching Health Board – Review of Follow-up Outpatients – Assessment of Progress
Powys Teaching Health Board – Review of Follow-up Outpatients – Assessment of Progress Read more about Powys Teaching Health Board – Review of Follow-up Outpatients – Assessment of Progress
Wrexham County Borough Council – Overview and Scrutiny – Fit For the Future? Read more about Wrexham County Borough Council – Overview and Scrutiny – Fit For the Future?
Wrexham County Borough Council – Overview and Scrutiny – Fit For the Future? Read more about Wrexham County Borough Council – Overview and Scrutiny – Fit For the Future?
Council investment in accommodation for adults with learning disabilities is meeting current demand Read more about Council investment in accommodation for adults with learning disabilities is meeting current demand Local authorities need to address significant challenges if they are to ensure they continue to meet the long-term accommodation needs of people with learning disabilities and their carers. That’s the conclusion of a report, published today, by the Auditor General for Wales.
Strategic Commissioning of Accommodation Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities Read more about Strategic Commissioning of Accommodation Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities
Strategic Commissioning of Accommodation Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities Read more about Strategic Commissioning of Accommodation Services for Adults with Learning Disabilities
Working in partnership: Holding up the mirror Read more about Working in partnership: Holding up the mirror It is widely recognised that public services cannot continue to be delivered in a traditional silo approach. Therefore, the sway towards a partnership approach of public services and citizens is inevitable. Whilst there are widely acknowledged general principles of working in partnership. In reality, there are a number of different ways of delivering services between statutory and non-statutory bodies.