Why care needs care
Article published in the JC outlining that we most people need to think about preparing for care needs and what they might consider.
Another confirmation of our care crisis
Press Release commenting on latest reports showing inadequacies of dementia care in our hospitals – this crisis is real and must be tackled urgently.
Andrew Dilnot Webchat
Ros talks to Andrew Dilnot for the Saga webchat series and he explains how the crisis requires urgent reform. Waiting too long is a huge risk and Government needs to hear more fuss from those who want reform.
Dilnot at Saga Thought Leadership Seminar
Dilnot says in 30 yrs studying our welfare state social care is least efficient & least equitable part of our system and reform is urgent.
What solutions can Homecare offer?
Ros gave a presentation Lang and Buisson Annual Care Conference, highlighting the benefits of care in the home and how we need to reform the system to make it work better.
Reform of Care Funding – role of Private Sector
Ros gave a presentation at the ILC-Institute of Actuaries conference on Reform of Care funding, outlining the role that can be played by the private sector.
Incentivising care saving is important
Ros explains why we really need better incentives and a sensible framework to help people plan to save for care needs in later life, at the moment they have no idea what to do.
Shameful and shocking evidence of care crisis
Ros calls for recognition of the scale of our care crisis as more shocking evidence of neglect emerges.
Some of Dilnot's recommendations can start with no cost
The crisis in care is so great, Ros urges Government to get on with ending the postcode lottery, ensuring standardized assessments and integration of NHS and care services.
What next for Dilnot recommendations – no long grass?
Ros YouTube video explaining her fears that the Government is not taking Dilnot’s recommendations seriously enough and arguing that they must not just be kicked into the long grass.