Archive of August, 2016

Education, Training and Employment pathways for young people involved the criminal justice system

August 2016

This resource was produced by Cordis Bright on behalf of the Welsh Government. It provides examples of effective practice of joint approaches to delivering post-16 Employment, Training and Employment (ETE) opportunities for young people in the criminal justice system. The resource draws upon feedback from professionals of `what works`across a range of organisations to support the co-ordination of ETE provision. There are also a number of case studies illustrating the effective practice already taking place.

Detailed information about the resource is available here.

The main publication can be downloaded below.

Cordis Pulse: August 2016

August 2016

This edition of the Cordis Pulse includes:

• Annual reports for 2105/16 from Public Health England, HM Inspectorate of Prisons, Care Quality Commission, Health and Social Care Information Centre, and NHS England.
• A report by the Department for Education on the value for money of children's centres in England as part of the national evaluation research study.
• A review of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 one year on by the Ministry of Justice.
• A report on older people being released from prison by the Prison Reform Trust and Restore Support Network.
• A briefing by the Department of Health on their vision for adult social work in England for 2016 to 2020.
• A report by the King’s Fund on GP involvement in clinical commissioning.

Cordis Briefing: July 2016

August 2016

July's Cordis Briefing on adult social care included:

• Impact of Brexit on social care
• Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards
• CQC Annual Report and Strategy
• Health and Social Care Integration Update
• Care Home Managers

Extracts from the Briefing can be downloaded below. Full copies of the slides are available for subscribers.

Impact of assistive technology

August 2016

Our recent evaluation for Nottingham City NHS Clinical Commissioning Group on telecare and telehealth services showed that:

• There is a strong agreement among service users that the equipment is easy to use, makes users feel safer in their homes, and would be recommended to friends and family.
• Main motivations to using this technology were to prevent problems or accidents and to relieve the care burden from others
• There are high levels of satisfaction with the way equipment had been installed and maintained, as well as the way in which people had been shown how to use it.
• The support that the technology provided helped contribute to a reduction in health and social care spend of £333 per service user.

Future of youth offending - early findings

August 2016

We have produced early findings from our recent survey about the future of youth offending teams. There is still time to contribute your views: complete the survey here. For further information please contact Kam Kaur on kamkaur@cordisbright.co.uk.