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From a Queen's speech to a King's speech ...

A timely launch day - thanks for involving everyone - coproducing a strategy and taking the lead, well done Skills for Care - hoping this is the end of the Waiting for Godot feeling for a social care workforce strategy ... we have one now, it's adoption + implementation time

well done Lizzy !

Terrific (hard) work Gill and colleagues

Fancy a change?

A new England-wide study led by a University of Portsmouth researcher has found the health of people’s mouths and teeth is often overlooked by home care services. More here: bit.ly/3LS8o21 UoP Dept of Psychology National Institute for Health and Care Research King's College London Queen Mary University of London #PortsmouthUni #Dementia

Just out - Dr Chloe Waterman James Lind NIHR Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) The 2018 James Lind alliance adult social work priority setting partnership report: Its use and engagement - thanks to all participants journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Yes - people think it works !

Just out - 2304 Models of care and the role of clinical pharmacists in UK primary care for older people: findings from a scoping review academic.oup.com/ageing/article…

Survey findings - new roles - Clinical pharmacists working in primary care supporting people living with dementia: a UK survey academic.oup.com/ageing/article…

thanks to everyone for your help in this study - hope the resources are helpful - do let us know

Thanks for opportunity to contribute to this timely tome - and congrats to the editors for their efforts

Fab job here !

🚨New blog on the SPA website 🚨 Witness seminars: expanding methods for social policy research and engagement? By Ellen Stewart (University of Glasgow) and Katherine Smith (University of Strathclyde) ⬇️ social-policy.org.uk/spa-blog/blog-…

Witness seminars are part of the SASCIProject Carl Purcell on innovations - they were so helpful in thinking about the (then) processes of Social Wk registration + Closure of longstay hospitals - reports on both HSCWRU

A great welcome to this study !

Congratulations to HSCWRU and to Prof Ann-Marie Towers both !

Looking forward to this

Terrific challenge here ! (by that I don't mean terrifying)