THURSDAY 26 MARCH 1998
Members present:
Mr David Hinchliffe, in the Chair
| Mr John Austin | Mr Andrew Lansley
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| Dr Peter Brand | Dr Howard Stoate
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| Julia Drown | Mr Robert Walter
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| Mr John Gunnell | |
CONTENTS
Memorandum by Age Concern England
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (HSS 34)
1. INTRODUCTION
2. AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES
3. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
4. INCENTIVES FOR JOINT WORKING
5. ORGANISATIONAL AND FUNDING SYSTEMS AND PROCESSES
FOR PLANNING, COMMISSIONING AND SERVICE DELIVERY
6. TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL BOUNDARIES
7. RELATIVE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SERVICES AND THE
MOVEMENT OF MONEY BETWEEN SECTORS
8. RECRUITMENT/RETENTION OF STAFF
9. BARRIERS/INCENTIVES TO ENCOURAGE/DISCOURAGE USE
OF PARTICULAR SERVICES
10. CONCLUSION
Memorandum by the Stroke Association
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (HSS 13)
SUMMARY
WHAT THE STROKE ASSOCIATION DOES
INTRODUCTION
MAIN AREAS OF CONCERN
GOOD PRACTICE
REFERENCES
Examination of Witnesses
MRS E MCEWEN,
Director of Information, MS L
EASTERBROOK, Community Care (Services)
Policy Officer, Age Concern England and MISS
M GOOSE, Chief Executive, MRS
W HIGHAM, Carer, The Stroke Association,
were examined.
Question Number
319 - 339
340 - 357
Memorandum by the Royal National Institute for the
Blind
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (HSS 8)
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE PROCESS IN DETAIL
3. Access to Quality Low Vision Services
4. RECOMMENDATIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY REFERENCES:
Memorandum by Macmillan Cancer Relief
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES (HSS 68)
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MACMILLAN CANCER RELIEF
3. HEALTH SELECT COMMITTEE INQUIRY: BACKGROUND
4. THE CURRENT SITUATION
5. THE CURRENT SITUATION: MACMILLAN'S RESPONSE
6. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
7. CONCLUSION
ANNEX
Examination of Witnesses
MRS D HAMLIN,
Assistant Director, Community and Health Services, MR
B JONES, Chairman, Community and
Health Services Committee, Royal National Institute for the Blind
and MR N YOUNG,
Chief Executive, MISS C FERGUSON,
Research Associate, and MRS S
WORLEY, Coordinator, Macmillan
Carers Scheme, Macmillan Cancer Relief, were examined.
Question Number
358 - 379
380 - 382
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