Community care plan 1997-2000 for Bristol

Community care plan 1997-2000 for Bristol by Bristol (England). Social Services. Download PDF EPUB FB2

Community Care Inform. Intersectionality: race, gender and other aspects of identity in social work with young people ; Social work podcasts to support you through Covid The plan is made up of these documents: Core Strategy (pdf, MB) (opens new window): sets out the overall approach for planning in Bristol; Site Allocations and Development Management Policies Local Plan (pdf, KB) (opens new window): has policies on sites that can be built on and sites that should be protected from development, as well as general policies to make sure development carried Priestley, M.

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Published 20 March Last updated 22 January — see all updates /no-secrets-guidance-on-protecting-vulnerable-adults-in-care. The NHS and Community Care Act creates an internal market and a purchaser-provider split in which the purchasers (mainly health authorities) are handed budgets to purchase services from providers (mainly acute hospitals and those providing care for people with mental health problems, people with learning disabilities as well as older people).

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