In this section you will find downloads of our publications, report and event materials.
Stockport : Adult Disability Services
Stockport Council's journey looking at how services can be delivered and money can be saved, without causing additional risk to vulnerable people.
File name: Stockport-Adult-Disability-Services.pdf
File size: 103 KB
Published: 2018-11-14
Rochdale : Are We Getting It Right At The Front Door
Rochdale Adult Care took part in the Greater Manchester Social Work Academy Teaching Partnership “HUB Model” research project which aspires to create a genuine ongoing interface linking academics to social work practice.
File name: Rochdale-Are-We-Getting-it-Right-at-the-Front-Door.pdf
File size: 169 KB
Published: 2018-11-14
New Offender Asset Example
One NW local authority agreed to share this fantastic example of how partners can work in new ways in order to support offenders. Details have been anonymised given the nature of the work.
File name: NW-Offender-Asset-Example-final.pdf
File size: 346 KB
Published: 2018-11-14
Halton : Rapid Clinical Assessment Team
Halton’s Rapid Clinical Assessment Team (RCAT) aim to support older people to remain at home during periods of acute illness, and prevent avoidable admissions to hospitals and the Accident and Emergency department.
File name: Halton-Rapid-Clinical-Assessment-Team.pdf
File size: 165 KB
Published: 2018-11-14
Halton : Hospital Discharge
Halton council's single electronic assessment approach. This holistic and person centred approach is used across all discharge pathways to commission services including: Intermediate Care, Reablement, Care Packages, and 24hr care placements.
File name: Halton-Hospital-Discharge.pdf
File size: 88 KB
Published: 2018-11-14
NW Dementia Perspectives: State of the Region Report
In 2016, Bury Council on behalf of the 23 councils in the North West of England, commissioned PACEC Ltd. to complete the ‘North West Dementia Perspectives: State of the Region Report’
The purpose of the report was to outline the status of dementia care in the North West (NW) of England as of March 2015 by highlighting both progress made and gaps in service development and provision, and reviewing this against the relevant English policy context
File name: ADASS-NW-Final-Report.pdf
File size: 2 MB
Published: 2018-11-07