National Care Standards Review: Response to Scottish Government Consultation on the new National Health and Social Care Standards

Karen Barrie; David  Innes; Belinda Dewar; Tamsin MacBride; Edel Roddy

National Care Standards Review: Response to Scottish Government Consultation on the new National Health and Social Care Standards

Karen Barrie, David Innes, Belinda Dewar, Tamsin MacBride, Edel Roddy

School of Health and Life Sciences

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Abstract

My Home Life Scotland welcomes the opportunity to participate in the Scottish Government’s public consultation on the new National Health and Social Care Standards. My Home Life was established in Scotland in 2013 and is led by the University of the West of Scotland in partnership with Age Scotland and Scottish Care – to date we have provided leadership support to over 300 health and social care professionals across 14 different local authority areas including care home managers, care at home, third sector and NHS staff.

Original language	English
Type	Response to Consultation Questionnaire
Media of output	Online
Publisher	University of the West of Scotland
Number of pages	12
Publication status	Published - Jan 2017

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National Care Standards Review: Response to Scottish Government Consultation on the new National Health and Social Care Standards

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