Keeping Personal Budgets Personal: Learning from the experiences of older people, people with mental health problems and their carers

L Newbronner; R Chamberlain; K Bosanquet; C Bartlett; B Sass; C Glendinning

Keeping Personal Budgets Personal: Learning from the experiences of older people, people with mental health problems and their carers

L Newbronner, R Chamberlain, K Bosanquet, C Bartlett, B Sass, C Glendinning

Social Policy Research Unit

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Abstract

This report presents findings from research into the experiences of using personal budgets for older people, people with mental health problems and their carers, with suggestions for good practice and future improvement.

The research indicated a number of steps which can be taken to avoid personal budgets becoming too administrative and complex and to promote person-centred working.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Social Care Institute for Excellence
Number of pages	97
Volume	40
ISBN (Print)	978-1-904812-53-1
Publication status	Published - 2011

Publication series

Name	Adults' Services Report

Keywords

ill/disabled adults
funding issues
social care services issues

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