
June 2011
The June 2011 issue of the Sitra bulletin features a lead article by Lucy Woodbine, Supporting People: The future of data collection which looks at how data is used in policy development, as part of our consultation on Supporting People data collection.
This issue includes a focus on client involvement, which includes:
- Involving communities in service design and delivery
Gemma Bruce, an Assistant Director at Turning Point reports on Connected Care.
- Co-production and personalisation
Jane Garnham, an independent facilitator and Sitra Associate, reports on the latest developments.
- Involving service users in improving service quality
Sarah Clement, Sitra Associate, reflects on Lay Assessor Training.
Other articles include:
- Payment by Results pilots
Glynis Sampey looks at the issues.
- Best Value statutory guidance
Sue Baxter looks at the Government’s consultation on the new draft statutory guidance on Best Value.
- LINking housing with health and social care
Suzanne Lyn-Cook, Ealing LINk Coordinator, reports on how the Ealing LINk+ project, despite cuts to funding, has progressed.
- Preventing homelessness
Una Barry MBE, Deputy Chief Executive of Depaul UK, on how investment in homelessness prevention can save local authorities millions of pounds.
- Modernisation of European Union public procurement policy: Towards a more efficient European procurement market
Phil Saunders on Sitra’s submission to consultation.
- Law reports: Disability discrimination
Sue Baxter reports on R v Birmingham City Council and Beedles v Guinness Northern Counties.
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