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Recently, we read the latest Residents' Experience Survey results, which highlight key insights directly from those receiving aged care services. The survey reveals what truly matters to residents, from quality of care to their daily experiences in aged care settings. Understanding these insights helps us continuously improve and ensure our services meet the highest standards of care and compassion. Curious about what residents shared? Read the full results here: https://lnkd.in/gNKjM9Nu

We consider information about the quality of care provided when we look at the 5 key questions. We provide ratings at different levels for different types of service. Read the latest guidance about the different levels of ratings https://buff.ly/41lDhTa

Introducing our latest report, ‘Data for people’ — a report co-produced with people who draw on care and support, as well as family and friend carers. This new report sets out 15 key principles and 6 actions to improve how care data is collected, stored, shared, and used in England. At its heart, the report reflects the experiences and priorities of people with lived experience. It highlights the importance of equity, inclusion, trust, and transparency, calling for ongoing co-production so that data practices support people to live the life they want. Our hope? That this report informs the government's approach and sparks meaningful improvements across care and support. This is just the start. Let’s keep the conversation going — we'd love to hear what you think about data in care and support in the comments. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Y9AefE

Join in on a very important conversation! #integratedcare as a concept, has yet a lot of untapped #opportunities. It moves beyond the "classical" way of delivering health & care, to a truly "#integrated" lens that simply connects the dots. The International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) has great resources on this topic. Share your insights on the #survey to contribute to this movement. #personcentredcare #IFIC #Shareddecisionmaking

Think Local Act Personal: Data for people Principles and priorities for the collection, storage, sharing and use of data around care and support See https://lnkd.in/eXaCA8xc TLAP got together with people who draw on care and support and family and friend carers to co-produce 15 key principles and 6 actions relating to the collection, storage, sharing, and use of data in care in England. The report will be used to inform the Department of Health and Social Care’s approach to data. We also hope it sparks further discussions and drives ongoing efforts for better data practices across the whole of care and support.

Care can be person-centred but not integrated, and care can be integrated but not person-centred. How do you feel about this disconnect? Take the IFIC 2024 Annual Survey and share your thoughts and experience. 🔗https://lnkd.in/gVrktcQj

Unlocking the answers to health and care challenges begins with asking the right questions. Take a look at our video to find out how we’re transforming lives through research. #ResearchTransformsLives #ShapeTheFuture

Share your practice challenges with us through our survey. Your input will shape our coverage so we can provide you with valuable tips. Choose up to 3 challenges and make your voice heard. https://ow.ly/vI4V50QBia4 #HealthCareCommunity #PracticeChallenges

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To what extent are the needs, preferences and values of people at the centre of care prioritised in your region? Take the IFIC 2024 Annual Survey and share your thoughts and experience. 🔗https://lnkd.in/gVrktcQj