Social care in the West Midlands 2007/08

John Kemm; Lucy Doos

Social care in the West Midlands 2007/08

John Kemm
, Lucy Doos

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Abstract

This report provides data and information on social care services for adults in the West Midlands. It highlights issues related to the data accuracy and discrepancy in funding among different local authorities within the West Midlands. It also identified the need for a comprehensive social care intelligence service which can support the complex agenda of social care development.

Original language	English
Publisher	West Midlands Public Health Observatory
Publication status	Published - Oct 2009

Keywords

health
social support
social data
morbidity

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