Tue.Mar 08, 2022

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Council social workers given 1.75% pay rise after unions agree terms

Community Care

Council social workers are receiving a 1.75% pay increase this month, back paid from April last year, after unions agreed a deal with employers. The rise constitutes a real-terms pay cut with the government’s preferred measure of inflation – the consumer prices index – having risen from 1.5% in April last year to 5.5% in January 2022 and further rises baked in.

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When Bad Habits Hide in Plain Sight

My Brains Not Broken

When it comes to marking moments and memories in my life, I tend to reflect whenever a significant marker comes around. I think about what the world was like in that moment being marked and how I fit into that specific moment. Sometimes I pick and choose what to reflect on, which is what happened last week. Though I haven’t quite sat with the March 2022 of it all (yes, that’s two years of pandemic for us in the States), I’ve come to realize that in those past two years, I’

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Peers overturn cap on care costs change that would hit less well-off

Community Care

Peers have overturned a government change to the cap on care costs that would reduce its benefit for less well-off people, and also voted to bring forward its implementation date from October to April 2023. The House of Lords yesterday backed a cross-party amendment to remove a clause from the Health and Care Bill that would only count client contributions to personal care costs – not the full bill – towards the £86,000 cap, for those receiving means-tested council support.

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International Women's Day: we'll break the bias but never women's resolve

Social Care

"International Women’s Day has chosen ‘break the bias’ as this year’s theme. I believe we can all draw strength from its ideal in these worrying times." [Image copyright IWD ]. Strength in diversity. If the last two years have taught us anything, it’s the fundamental truth that collective action, free of self-interest, prejudice or judgement, can achieve amazing things.

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5 Must Haves for Case Management

Thousands of nonprofits rely on case management software to help collect data, manage programs, coordinate with agencies, and provide life-changing health and human services. Adopting a cloud-based case management platform is essential for nonprofits and government agencies to operate more efficiently and make better use of their funding and budget.

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Temporarily registered social workers urged to restore full registration to remain in practice

Community Care

Temporarily registered social workers are being urged to restore their full registration to stay in practice with the government expected to end provisions enabling them to work in the near future. Social Work England and the Local Government Association called on those of the 6,353 temporarily registered professionals in England who wanted to stay in social work to apply to restore their registration in order to do so.

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2022 International Women’s Day

MQ Mental Health

This International womens day, we want to celebrate the achievements of three inspiring past MQ Fellows. The MQ Fellows awards invests in early career researchers, giving them the support and funding they need to expand on their research and develop their careers within mental health science. Dr Helen Fisher MQ Fellow Helen Fisher used her award to understand how and why many children with troubled childhoods go on to develop psychotic experiences.

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CAPC Releases Key Findings from Literature Review of Health Care for Black Patients with Serious Illness

CAPC

Literature review clearly establishes what is known about disparities, barriers, and successful interventions with 16 key findings.

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New Issue of IJSWVE comes with a number of new exciting features!

International Federation of Social Workers

IFSW is pleased to announce that the Volume 19, Issue 1 (2022) of the International Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics has just been published, and to highlight a number of new features that have been implemented with this very issue. These include an all new, modern and sleek design, full HTML text, Google […].

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Self Care Corner: Representation Burnout

Nicole Clark Consulting

I’ve been putting off writing this blog post for nearly 2 years. Mostly because it’s complicated to talk about. Representation burnout. I first came across this term via Shine’s article “Why We Need to Talk About – and Recognize – Representation Burnout” by Martha Tesema. The article was posted a year before George Floyd was [.]. The post Self Care Corner: Representation Burnout appeared first on Nicole Clark Consulting.

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Announcing MQ’s 2022 Fellows Award – call for applications

MQ Mental Health

MQ has opened applications for our next Fellows Award. This year’s theme is ‘Gone too soon’ which aligns with our next thematic focus that supports research into premature mortality, namely suicide and comorbidities. The links between physical and mental health are still not completely understood, and sadly people with serious mental illnesses pass away on average 10-15 years earlier than the general population.

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Get Connected: Using Social Media for Social Work Success

Speaker: Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW.

You may have the clinical skills to manage a private practice, but your success could actually hinge on marketing skills. For a thriving practice, you need to differentiate yourself from others and present yourself in a way that attracts referrals. These days, much of that happens online, including on social media. In this webinar, Gary Direnfeld will discuss how social media marketing can help you build your private practice and grow your client base.

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CCMI Announces 2023 Request for Applications (RFAs) for New VBID Participating Plans

CAPC

Applications for the Value-Based Insurance Model and its Hospice Benefit Component due Friday, April 15, 2022.

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International Women's Day: compassion in a crisis

Social Work With Adults

"As women, we are expected not just to be strong in ourselves, but to be strong for others." [Image copyright IWD ]. Progress and empowerment. Only the most cynical would say we have made little progress towards a more equal, open and understanding society. While social, economic and ethnic inequalities remain and must continue to be challenged, in our schools, communities and statute books, there is much greater acceptance of the diversity of the human experience – one not limited by sex, class