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Choice, autonomy and the reality
- Author:
- ROBENS Sarah
- Journal article citation:
- Social Work Matters (e-Magazine), March 2014, Online only
- Publisher:
- The College of Social Work
Drawing on the results of a recent scoping review by David Sims and Sandra Cabrita, the author looks at how personalisation is having an impact on people with learning disabilities and transforming the role of the social worker. It focuses on the areas of: choice and control, and autonomy and independence. Additional relevant resources published by Research in Practice for Adults are also highlighted. (Original abstract)
The College of Social Work guide to the social work practice implications of the Care Act 2014
- Author:
- COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK
- Publisher:
- College of Social Work
- Publication year:
- 2014
- Pagination:
- 10
- Place of publication:
- London
This document looks at how social workers might approach their new responsibilities outlined in the Care Act 2014, and what employers must consider if the Act is to be a success. The document covers: the wellbeing principle; information and advice; assessment: personalisation; community social work, prevention; carers and carers assessment; and safeguarding. (Edited publisher abstract)
Why have personal budgets failed
- Authors:
- SLASBERG Colin, BERESFORD Peter, SCHOFIELD Peter
- Journal article citation:
- Social Work Matters (e-Magazine), February 2013, pp.22-25. Online only
- Publisher:
- The College of Social Work
The authors argue that the system of personal budgets is not working as it should, and that, unlike direct payments, it is not improving outcomes. They discuss the evidence for this and suggest another way forward. The authors argue that many people still want to be able to work in partnership with the state, and need support if they are to create a support plan to help them achieve maximum independence and wellbeing. (Original abstract)