This book is an authoritative, thought-provoking overview of the current situation in social care delivery and presents a convincing argument for greater direct involvement of users at every level of policy making. It will be an invaluable resource for practitioners and researchers involved in social and health care delivery at all levels.
This book is an authoritative, thought-provoking overview of the current situation in social care delivery and presents a convincing argument for greater direct involvement of users at every level of policy making. It will be an invaluable resource for practitioners and researchers involved in social and health care delivery at all levels.
Hazel Kemshall is currently Professor of Community and Criminal Justice at DeMontfort University. She was previously a senior lecturer at Birmingham University and has practice and management experience with the Probation Service. She has written extensively on risk assessment and risk management, and has recently completed research for the Economic and Social Research Council. Rosemary Littlechild is a lecturer in social work at the University of Birmingham. She is a qualified social worker and has practised in local authority social services departments. Her research and publication interests include community care, care for older people, multi-disciplinary working, and user and carer involvement in community care.
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Introduction Hazel Kemshall DeMontfort University and Rosemary Littlechild Birmingham University. 1. Participation and Involvement in Social Care Suzy Braye Staffordshire University 2. Just Inquiry? Research and Evaluation for Service Users Ian Shaw Cardiff University 3. Totem not Token: Groupwork as a Vehicle for User Participation David Ward DeMontfort Unversity. 4. Action Research for the Development of Children's Services in the Ukraine Jennie Fleming DeMontfort University. 5. Family Involvement in Child Protection: The Use of Family Group Conferences Kate Morris Birmingham University and Carmel Shepherd Guardian ad Litem. 6. Politics into Practice: The Production of a Disabled Person's Guide to Accessing Community Care Assessments Kathryn Ellis Luton University and Kirstein Rummery Manchester University. 7. Breaking the Ice: Developing Strategies for Collaborative Working with Carers of Older People with Mental Health Problems Helen Rogers Birmingham University. 8. Listening to Children: Meeting the Needs of Young Carers Chris Dearden and Saul Becker Loughborough University. 9. Older People as `Participating Patients' Rosemary Littlechild and Jon Glasby Birmingham University. 10. Working with Sickle Cell/Thalassaemia Support Groups Simon Dyson DeMontfort University. 11. `Framing Your own Questions': Empowering Patients and Primary Health Care Workers in the Planning of Primary Health Care Services Angus McCabe and Liz Ross Birmingham University. 12 .Policies of Neglect: Female Offenders and the Probation Service Judith Rumgay London School of Economics. 13. User Involvement Community Care and Disability Research Kathryn Ellis Luton University 14. Researching for Participation: Some Concluding Remarks Hazel Kemshall DeMontfort University and Rosemary Littlechild Birmingham University. References. Index.
Introduction Hazel Kemshall DeMontfort University and Rosemary Littlechild Birmingham University. 1. Participation and Involvement in Social Care Suzy Braye Staffordshire University 2. Just Inquiry? Research and Evaluation for Service Users Ian Shaw Cardiff University 3. Totem not Token: Groupwork as a Vehicle for User Participation David Ward DeMontfort Unversity. 4. Action Research for the Development of Children's Services in the Ukraine Jennie Fleming DeMontfort University. 5. Family Involvement in Child Protection: The Use of Family Group Conferences Kate Morris Birmingham University and Carmel Shepherd Guardian ad Litem. 6. Politics into Practice: The Production of a Disabled Person's Guide to Accessing Community Care Assessments Kathryn Ellis Luton University and Kirstein Rummery Manchester University. 7. Breaking the Ice: Developing Strategies for Collaborative Working with Carers of Older People with Mental Health Problems Helen Rogers Birmingham University. 8. Listening to Children: Meeting the Needs of Young Carers Chris Dearden and Saul Becker Loughborough University. 9. Older People as `Participating Patients' Rosemary Littlechild and Jon Glasby Birmingham University. 10. Working with Sickle Cell/Thalassaemia Support Groups Simon Dyson DeMontfort University. 11. `Framing Your own Questions': Empowering Patients and Primary Health Care Workers in the Planning of Primary Health Care Services Angus McCabe and Liz Ross Birmingham University. 12 .Policies of Neglect: Female Offenders and the Probation Service Judith Rumgay London School of Economics. 13. User Involvement Community Care and Disability Research Kathryn Ellis Luton University 14. Researching for Participation: Some Concluding Remarks Hazel Kemshall DeMontfort University and Rosemary Littlechild Birmingham University. References. Index.
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