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two - The Standards We Expect: associated publications

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 September 2022

Peter Beresford ,
Jennie Fleming ,
Michael Glynn ,
Catherine Bewley ,
Suzy Croft ,
Fran Branfield  and
Karen Postle
Peter Beresford
Affiliation:
University of Sussex
Jennie Fleming
Affiliation:
Nottingham Trent University
Michael Glynn
Affiliation:
De Montfort University, Leicester
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Summary

Other publications linked with the Standards We Expect project:

  • • Person-centred support: A service users’ guide (foreword by Ossie Stuart, Disability consultant)

  • • Person-centred support: A guide to person-centred working for practitioners (foreword by Moira Gibb, Chair, Social Work Reform Board)

  • • Making change: A guide to running successful and accessible workshops and training (foreword by Pete Fleischmann, Head of Participation, Social Care Institute for Excellence [SCIE])

  • • Person-centred support: Choices for end of life care (foreword by Eve Richardson, Chief Executive, National Council for Palliative Care)

  • • Working towards person-centred support: A local case study (foreword by Simon Heng, Disability activist, writer and consultant)

  • • Supporting people: Summary in easy words and pictures (forewords by Mark Brookes, Consultant with learning difficulties and Peter Hay, President elect, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services [ADASS])

  • • Joseph Rowntree Foundation Findings (key points from the project)

  • • Joseph Rowntree Foundation Person-centred support –The big issues

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Supporting People
Towards a Person-Centred Approach
 , pp. 407 - 408
Publisher: Bristol University Press
Print publication year: 2011

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