With the summer holidays fast approaching, the development team of CareCubed have released an early summer update with some brand-new features and changes.
We are saying thank you to Dr Andrew Larner and Heather Lumby who have led the development of iESE
CareCubed, the only national cost of care toolkit, has updated its data model to version 19.
CareCubed, the national care costing tool, has announced the release of its latest data model.
We are all only too aware of the ever-increasing challenges local authorities are facing across the children’s and younger person health and social care landscape.
While local authorities wait to see the Government’s plans for what has been hailed a ‘once-in-a-generation’ reform in children’s social care, it is possible to get ahead and start understanding and shaping local provision better now with the help of the market-leading strategy and negotiation tool CareCubed.
CareCubed customers can now access specialist consultancy through iESE’s partner Peopletoo to help them maximise the benefits of CareCubed and ensure it is embedded into processes.
CareCubed is the market-leading care pricing tool which offers a transparent solution to help local authorities, Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) and care providers agree the cost and scope of placements, helping both parties achieve the right care at a fair price based on individual client needs.
Joint report has called for a “social care premium” for England, to address social care costs which will soon become “unsustainable”. At a time when larger numbers of people need social care support, funding for the services has been badly hit by government cuts to council budgets.
MindOfMyOwn helps safeguard vulnerable children during lockdown with app to help get their voices heard and participate in decisions made about their lives. During social distancing and lockdown the apps have been a vital communication tool for young people between themselves and their teachers and social workers.
Whilst the ruling has brought much needed clarity of sleep-in pay, the impact of this ruling raises has many questions as it answers. It will be a relief to many local authorities and providers, but the effect of the ruling going forward is far from clear.
Whilst the ruling has brought much needed clarity of sleep-in pay, the impact of this ruling raises has many questions as it answers. It will be a relief to many local authorities and providers, but the effect of the ruling going forward is far from clear.
