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Journal of Integrated Care, 17(4) - 2009

• Personalisation and joint working: OLM adult social services survey.
• Personalisation: consumer power or social co-production.
• Commissioning dementia care: implementing the National Dementia Strategy.
• The emergence of the independent support broker role.
• Self-directed support in health: developing the concepts.
• Continuing health care - the story so far.

Journal of Integrated Care, 17(3) - 2009

• Keeping it personal: supporting people with complex and multiple needs.
• Implementing the Mental Capacity Act 2005: challenges for commissioners.
• Screening adults with Down's syndrome for early signs of dementia.
• Partnership working - why does it not come naturally for professionals?
• Whole system working in the promotion of independence and well-being for older people.
• Inadequate, often incomprehensible and outdated: reviewing adult social care law.

Journal of Integrated Care, 17(2) - 2009

• Can communities of practice make a meaningful contribution to sustainable service improvement in health and social care.
• The importance of collaborative theory in older people's services.
• The evidence base for vertical integration in health care.
• Reconciling Putting People First and World Class Commissioning: a case study.
• Electronic sharing of information on children: the Scottish and English experiences.
• Health Bill 2009
• Behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD): the personal and practical costs of dementia.

Journal of Integrated Care, 17(1) - 2009

• The heart of integration.
• Integrated complaints procedures for health and social care.
• Independence and learning disabilities: why we must also recognise vulnerability.
• Whose outcomes are they anyway? Report of the pilot evaluation of a joint service.
• Delayed hospital discharge in England and Scotland: a comparative study of policy and implementation.
• Promoting continence and managing incontinence with people with dementia living at home: one more challenge for integration.

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(6) - 2008

• Initial assessment and eligibility for secondary care mental health services: not a simple equation.
• Evaluation of the implementation of PRISMA a coordinated-type integrated service delivery system for frail older people in Quebec.
• Safety matters: the role of partnership working in safeguarding adults.
• What is a deprivation of liberty?
• Improvement science meets community development: approaching health inequalities through community engagement.
• End of life care for older people with dementia living in a care home.

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(5) - 2008

• The mental health of older people: taking a long view.
• The social care system: beyond repair or missing vital parts?
• What role for housing in health and social care provision?
• Beyond NSF: continuing older people's involvement and engagement.
• Health scrutiny and practice-based commissioning: contradictory or complementary?
• Partnership working towards achieving National outcomes: the Scottish and English experiences.

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(4) - 2008

• Assessing the impact of integrated delivery systems: practical advice from three experiments conducted in Quebec.
• What comes around goes around: on the language and practice of 'integration' in health and social care in Scotland.
• Not throwing out the partnership agenda with the personalisation Bathwater.
• The effectiveness of home care reablement - developing the evidence base.
• Eight laws for evidence-informed practice in integrated working (with apologies to Walter Leutz).
• Putting it into practice: will the new Mental Health Act slow down or accelerate integrated working?
• How does the Human Rights Act add?

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(3) - 2008

• Individual budgets and personalisation: a new model for integration?
• Community health (and care) partnerships in Scotland.
• Towards world class commissioning? New approaches to service delivery for people facing social exclusion.
• Professional identity in multi-disciplinary teams: the staff speak.
• Gaining independence: an evaluation of service users' accounts of the Individual Budgets pilot.
• Disability discrimination law - 'from derision to acceptance to respect.'

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(2) - 2008

• Connected care in Hartlepool re-visited: can a holistic and community-centred approach survive implementation?
• Thinking holistic, thinking integrated?
• Reablement and the role of the occupational therapist.
• Mental Health Act 2007.
• A case of response rate success.
• Outcomes for users and carers in the context of health and social care partnership working: from research to practice.
• Adult care joint ventures: some possible futures.

Journal of Integrated Care, 16(1) - 2008

• Self-directed support: watching for the pitfalls.
• Social networking: an opportunity for health and social care?
• Reducing unplanned hospital admissions and hospital bed days in the over 65 age group: results from an pilot study.
• Well-being for refugees and asylum seekers through holistic practice.
• Single shared assessment: the limits to 'quick fix' implementation.
• Mental Capacity Act.
• Adult care joint ventures: the art of the possible.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(6) - 2007

• Community matrons - a conduit for integrated working.
• Are caring professions restricting employment of disabled people?
• Black and minority ethnic people and mental health in Britain: an holistic approach.
• The challenge of building the knowledge base in changing contexts of care.
• The use of collaboration to produce more effective serious incident inquiry reports.
• Creating integrated care: evaluation and management of local care in Sweden.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(5) - 2007

• Knowledge management and staff expertise in health and social care.
• Equality, diversity and housing: future prospects.
• Care management and self-directed support.
• Working jointly to scrutinise health?
• The emerging role of the domiciliary pharmacist in Devon.
• Governance of Health Act Partnerships.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(4) - 2007

• The Independent Living Funds - what does the future hold.
• Building capacity in health and social care partnerships: key messages from a multi-stakeholder network.
• Shifting end of life care back into the community.
• Commentary.
• Engaging hearts and minds...and the spirit.
• Anticipatory case management and practice-based commissioning in Oxfordshire.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(3) - 2007

• Building bridges in Liverpool: delivering CAMHS to black and minority ethnic children and their families.
• A citizen-led coalition for integrated care.
• Local area agreements: strategic facilitators for integrated care.
• NHS learning disability services: implications of the Cornwall report.
• Holistic thinking and integrated care: working with black minority ethnic individuals and communities in health and social care.
• What lies ahead for partnership working? Collaborative contexts and policy tensions.
• Changing the focus of community mental health teams: a study in one English locality.
• Practice-based commissioning: why and how social services should seize the opportunity.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(2) - 2007

• Evaluating personalised services.
• Commissioning services for older people and mental health problems: is there a shared vision?
• The economics of self-directed support.
• Practice-based commissioning: learning from a development programme.

Journal of Integrated Care, 15(1) - 2007

• Organisational issues facing a voluntary sector mental health service for homeless young people.
• The Bournewood provision.
• Partnering through networks: can Scotland crack it?
• Knowledge management in health and social care.
• Partnership working and outcomes - a case of the hare and the tortoise.
• Integrated care - foundation trust or social enterprise?
• Are foundation trusts a good thing? Issues for community stakeholders.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(6) - 2006

• Partnership in inspection: lessons from the review of the NSF for older people.
• Operating a pooled budget and lead commissioning using Health Act flexibilities: the Oxfordshire experience.
• Extending direct payments to those who lack capacity.
• Integrating care in community hospitals.
• Individual budgets: on the launch pad.
• Direct payments: what needs to change?
• Connected care in Hartlepool: from origins towards reality.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(5) - 2006

• Using project evaluation to build capacity for integrated health care at local levels.
• New roles in mental health: the creation of the approved mental health practitioner.
• Mainstreaming interprofessional partnerships in a metropolitan Borough.
• Creation of a care trust: managing the project.
• Creation of a care trust: managing the project.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(4) - 2006

• The implementation of single shared assessment in Meadowbank, Falkirk: a joint future.
• In Control: the story so far.
• Commissioning community well-being: focus on older people and transport.
• Delivering self-care in the UK.
• Chronic disease self-management by people from lower socio-economic backgrounds: action planning and impact.
• Implementing the White Paper: the leadership and management challenge in remodelling the workforce.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(3) - 2006

• Learning from doing: implications of the Barking and Dagenham experience for integrating health and social care.
• An evaluation of integrated team management.
• The White Paper and prospects for social care: a personal view.
• Making the link: ageing and sight loss.
• From care management to case management: what can the NHS learn from the social care experience?
• Extra care housing for people with dementia.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(2) - 2006

• Delivering unique care: care co-ordination in practice.
• The implications of individual budgets.
• Integrated team working part II: making the inter-agency connections.
• The emergence of person centred planning as evidence-based practice.

Journal of integrated Care, 14(2) - 2006

• Implementing multi-disciplinary teamwork in the new child welfare policy environment.

Journal of Integrated Care, 14(1) - 2006

• Continuity and connectivity: who will stabilise the systems that support health care outside hospital?
• Evidence-informed practice and integrated care: the launch of research in practice for adults.
• An individual budget in practice.
• Dreaming for real: the development of Partners for Inclusion.
• The new White Paper: actions will speak louder than words.
• Independent mental capacity advocates.
• Integrated team working: you can get it if you really want it: Part 1.
• The Castlefields Integrated Care Model: the evidence summarised.
• Practice-based commissioning and the future of partnership based integrated care.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(6) - 2005

• Joint working between social and health services in the care of older people in the community: a cost study.
• Focusing on outcomes: their role in partnership policy and practice.
• Modernising adult protection: an inside or an outside job?
• Managing assistive technology in hospice homecare: implications for multi-disciplinary teams.
• Modernising adult social care: researching the impact of reform on service users.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(5) - 2005

• Meals for schools: what next? multiple cause and multiple response.
• Making it real: interprofessional teaching strategies in practice.
• 'Single' assessment for older people: comparison of the MDS-HC with current auditable methods in the home care setting.
• Information-sharing databases under the Children Act 2004.
• Reflections on integrating medical and social care: five laws revisited.
• The integration dilemma: how deep and how broad to go?
• New hurdles for integrated commissioning?
• What do we mean by integrated care?: a European interpretation.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(4) - 2005

• New Labour and the public sector: a tale of two green papers.
• Profiling intermediate care patients using the single assessment process: a road to better service provision?
• Implementing health scrutiny: meeting the challenge in one local authority.
• Workplace health promotion in domiciliary care: an Austrian project.
• A sea of change in the teacup!
• The Carers (Equal Opportunities) Act 2004.
• Measuring outcomes in the 'new' children's services.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(3) - 2005

• The Sandwell Telecare Project.
• Significant life events: developing knowledge for care at the end of life in old age.
• Policy and legal influences on inter-organisational information sharing in health and social care services.
• A framework for interprofessional capability: developing students of health and social care as collaborative workers.
• An outcome-based approach to domiciliary care.
• The ICON model - progress on a case study for developing integrated care in Ireland.
• Data sharing: an introduction.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(2) - 2005

• Partnership working and the children's services agenda: is it feasible?
• Commissioning information for people with learning difficulties.
• Interprofessional mentorship: taking on the challenge.
• Will care at home replace care homes.
• The Freedom of Information Act.
• Single assessment process in Hertfordshire: investing in change management.
• Key messages for successful implementation of a specialist community rehabilitation service.
• Common experiences of staff working in integrated health and social care organisations: a European perspective.

Journal of Integrated Care, 13(1) - 2005

• Individual budgets: transforming the allocation of resources for care.
• Delayed transfers of care: an early review of progress.
• Making connections: effective development of the intermediate tier.
• Joined-up solutions to joined-up problems?: alternatives to care trusts.
• Redefining the role of support workers in intermediate care: key findings from a national project.
• Down's syndrome and dementia: generating local evidence.
• Older people with learning disabilities: workforce issues.

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