Government seeks views on good practice in learning disability services
Care Services Minister Norman Lamb has called for evidence on good practice to improve the quality of services for people with learning disabilities and their families.
Care Services Minister Norman Lamb has called for evidence on good practice to improve the quality of services for people with learning disabilities and their families.
GPs are to get more help writing 'fit notes' for patients on long-term sick leave, the government has said. Dr Rob Hampton: four-week referral to assessment service welcome
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I just watched the BBC News and one of the reports was about Carers. It wasn't about Carers and the fantastic jobs they do for £1.40 per hour (less in most cases). It was about the impact on businesses. I can't believe the propoganda has started against Carers. How *DARE* they? Carers are some the most incredible people in this country. They get £58 per week to look after family members or friends who would otherwise cost the state hundreds of thousands of pounds per year. In most cases, they give up their jobs to look after their family and friends and they do this with love and compassion. How dare the Government start on at them? What are they going to do? Push them at jobs that don't exist?
Casey Crump, clinical assistant professor1, Kristina Sundquist, professor2, Marilyn A Winkleby, professor3, Jan Sundquist, professor and director2 Author Affiliations