Care in the Community: Challenge and Demonstration (Routledge Revivals)

Politics & Social Sciences

Allen, Caroline

Knapp, Martin

Cambridge, Paul

Beecham, Jennifer

Thomason, Corinne

Darton, ROBIN

Social Sciences

Routledge

The community care reforms of the 1990s were shaped in part by experiences in the 1980s. Whilst many problems emerged in that period, some important lessons were also gained from the Care in the Community Demonstration Programme. Each of 28 demonstration projects helped long-stay hospital residents move to the community. In many ways, the projects tested modes of working which were later to become national policy. "Care in the Community: Challenge and Demonstration" describes these projects, the people who made the momentous move from hospital, and the community care that was established. The book reports the wide-ranging evaluation of the Demonstration Programme, including accounts of client outcomes, costs, service systems, financing, joint working, staffing and case management.

Care in the Community: Challenge and Demonstration

University of Kent at Canterbury Personal Social Services Research uni

Thomason, Cirinne

Arena

This text looks at a project which began in 1989, to integrate people with learning disabilities into the community. It covers the outcomes and effectiveness of the project, the costs, staffing and how care in the community can be developed further.

Care in the Community: Five Years on : Life in the Community for People With Learning Disabilities

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