The consultation on the draft service model, 'Supporting people with a learning disability and / or autism who have a mental health condition or display behaviour that challenges' (what a mouthful) is now over, and we will wait to see what emerges.
The Health Equality Framework (HEF) is) a freely available outcomes-based tool to help commissioners, providers, people with learning disabilities and their families understand the impact and effectiveness of health and social care services....
The Health Equalities Framework (HEF) has now been implemented by a number of health and social care organisations across England, as well as some family carer groups.
An article by Sue Turner, published in The Journal of Diabetes Nursing....
The Health Equality Framework (HEF) is an outcomes tool. It is based on the determinants of health inequalities and is designed to help commissioners, providers, people with learning disabilities and their families understand the impact and effectiveness of services.
Helping family carers to understand personalisation, and building their support for using it as a way of achieving positive change in the lives of their family members.
Our advocacy programme seeks to support best practice in the commissioning and delivery of independent advocacy.
Having as good a health as possible is an important starting point for people living good lives in their communities.
This small research project gathered the experiences of people with learning disabilities and autistic people who had experienced social prescribing and those working as social prescribers or link workers. We have found a breadth and depth of ways that social prescribing can benefit people and their local communities.
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