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The evidence base for integrated care
The evidence base for integrated care 
is aimed at staff in health and social care who are dealing with the integration agenda on a daily basis.Integrated Care Network Events
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- National Evaluation of Partnerships for Older People Projects (POPPs): Final report
The Final evaluation of POPPs was published today along with a new DVD resource. The final evaluation of the programme found that a wide range of projects resulted in improved quality of life for participants and considerable savings, as well as better local working relationships. - Refresh of Integrated Care Pilots' website
The new website showcasing the DH's Integrated Care Pilots has plenty to offer. Have a look at the improvements made watch the short film introducing the programme on the DH website - NHS Operating Framework for England 2010-2011
The 2010-2011 operating framework for the NHS was launched in December. This refers to the increasing importance of integration and makes specific reference to integrated working within the NHS and wider care economy. In particular, emphasising more user-focussed integrated care pathways to deliver better outcomes and transform community services. - Vote on your top 3 issues for dignity in care
Help make sure the Dignity in Care Campaign focuses on what really matters to people in 2010. - NHS 2010 - 2015: from good to great. Preventative, people-centred, productive
Secretary of State Andy Burnham introduces a five-year plan to reshape the NHS to meet the challenge of delivering high quality health care in a tough financial environment. The report describes practical measures to meet the demands of an aging population and the increased prevalence of lifestyle diseases. The vision is for an NHS that is organised around patients whether at home, in a community setting or in hospital. There will be a renewed focus on prevention with the ambition of delivering cost-effective high quality care across the service.