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Higher early help spend and less poverty strongly linked to positive Ofsted ratings, research finds

Community Care

The report’s authors explained the findings by suggesting safeguarding spending could reflect a failure to deal early enough with family need – often arising from poverty – leading to re-referrals and repeat child protection plans. Ofsted focus questioned.

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Quality of social workers ‘higher than ever’, says ADCS president

Community Care

In an echo of comments made last year by his predecessor as ADCS president , Charlotte Ramsden, Crocker suggested the introduction of national pay rates to tackle the problem. “We ADCS: ‘significant concern’ over care review’s suggestion of ‘tension’ between protection and support. That would be a helpful thing. Related articles.

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Child poverty rises linked to 10,000 more children going into care over five years, finds research

Community Care

The research , which is currently being peer-reviewed, suggests 10,356 more children living in English local authority areas became looked after than would have been the case had poverty levels remained at 2015 levels.

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Social workers ‘pivotal’ to success of direct payments but need training to build confidence, report finds

Community Care

The government has also made promoting choice and control a key plank of its social care reforms, set out in a white paper published last year. New training routes into social work pledged in adult care white paper. of social care users receiving, down from 28.1% of social care users receiving, down from 28.1% Related articles.

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A roadmap to prevent people being gone too soon

MQ Mental Health

Now, a new paper published in the Lancet Psychiatry calls for action on a global scale to put an end to the growing mortality rates of people with mental illness and distress. Portable MRI in LMICs “This review paper addresses both the problems and solutions related to premature death among people living with mental illness and distress.

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Blood clots during COVID-19 may be a cause of ‘brain fog’

MQ Mental Health

In a new paper published in Nature Medicine , they identified two separate profiles of biomarkers. Other aspects of the profiles suggested they are likely to reflect blood clots. MQ’s Research Programme Lead Dr Parisa Mansoori, who is a named co-author on this paper, explains more about PHOSP. You can read the full paper here.

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Legislate to limit social workers’ caseloads, Senedd members tell Welsh Government

Community Care

The paper was based on a 10-month inquiry designed to examine what the Welsh Government’s 2021 commitment to “explore radical reform of current services for children looked after and care leavers” should mean in practice.