Choice and change: disabled adults' and older people's experiences of making choices about services and support

K Baxter; P Rabiee; C Glendinning

Choice and change: disabled adults' and older people's experiences of making choices about services and support

Social Policy Research Unit

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Extending choice to users of publicly-funded services is central to current policies. New opportunities for choice have been introduced in social care and personal budgets are being piloted for some health conditions. But how important is choice about services for disabled people and their families? This study investigated the realities of making choices about services and support over time, by disabled people of working age and older, who were likely to experience repeated choices due to their changing circumstances.

Original language	English
Publisher	Social Policy Research Unit, University of York
Number of pages	4
Place of Publication	York
Publication status	Published - 2011

Publication series

Name	Research Works
Volume	2011-04

Keywords

ill/disabled adults
older people
social care services issues
funding issues

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DH Research Programme: Choice and independence across the lifecourse
Glendinning, C., Arksey, H., Baxter, K., Beresford, B. A., Heaton, J., Mitchell, W. A., Rabiee, P. & Sloper, T.
1/01/06 → 28/02/11
Project: Research project (funded) › Research

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Choice and change: disabled adults' and older people's experiences of making choices about services and support

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DH Research Programme: Choice and independence across the lifecourse

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