Paul Rackham
@paulrackham.bsky.social
Interested in all things community, social care and health. In that order.
A lot of experience in commissioning, mostly its limitations.
Now exploring the possibilities of doing things differently with a few providers
A lot of experience in commissioning, mostly its limitations.
Now exploring the possibilities of doing things differently with a few providers
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Equipment Matters is a passionate group of people with lived experience who have been shaping the community equipment scene. Isaac Samuels, a group member, reflects on what makes the group so special and its achievements to date www.communitycatalysts.co.uk/2025/02/11/c... @angelacat.bsky.social
Celebrating coproduction in equipment spaces | Community Catalysts
Isaac Samuels, a member of the Equipment Matters group, reflects on the achievements of the group to date.
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February 13, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Great mix of tech and people stuff from Andy McCabe.
Obvious opportunities, but risks aplenty too.
Obvious opportunities, but risks aplenty too.
Check out this brilliant blog from our convenor Andy McCabe beta.digitisingsocialcare.co.uk/news/digital...
Digital technology: a serious game calling for more players
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December 3, 2024 at 8:06 PM
Great mix of tech and people stuff from Andy McCabe.
Obvious opportunities, but risks aplenty too.
Obvious opportunities, but risks aplenty too.
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A real anxiety at #NCASC24 not relieved by a ministerial speech with many numbers which didn’t convince people in the hall that they added up. No sugar coating that govt decisions to date will make life harder for people who draw on social care. Time to offer some light at the end of the tunnel
November 29, 2024 at 7:08 AM
A real anxiety at #NCASC24 not relieved by a ministerial speech with many numbers which didn’t convince people in the hall that they added up. No sugar coating that govt decisions to date will make life harder for people who draw on social care. Time to offer some light at the end of the tunnel
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A lovely moment at #NCASC24 yesterday. In a session on “managing demand” Anna Severwright challenged the term. A mutually respectful & productive conversation with speakers led to some clear commitments to find better language exploring the win-win of better lives & sustainable public services.
November 29, 2024 at 8:16 AM
A lovely moment at #NCASC24 yesterday. In a session on “managing demand” Anna Severwright challenged the term. A mutually respectful & productive conversation with speakers led to some clear commitments to find better language exploring the win-win of better lives & sustainable public services.
Stuff like this is why I am here.
Thanks @angelacat.bsky.social for the heads up.
Thanks @angelacat.bsky.social for the heads up.
The case for investing in adult social care reframed www.linkedin.com/posts/neil-c...
Neil Crowther on LinkedIn: The case for investing in adult social care reframed:
As a society we…
The case for investing in adult social care reframed:
As a society we care about one another, which is why in the past we've invested together in adult social…
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November 24, 2024 at 8:10 AM
Stuff like this is why I am here.
Thanks @angelacat.bsky.social for the heads up.
Thanks @angelacat.bsky.social for the heads up.
I have so much more time for important stuff now that I avoid all news from the US.
Thank you all the folks who have built starter packs. Some great people and organisations to follow.
I’m sure I’ll soon be filling all that time.
Thank you all the folks who have built starter packs. Some great people and organisations to follow.
I’m sure I’ll soon be filling all that time.
November 19, 2024 at 7:48 AM
I have so much more time for important stuff now that I avoid all news from the US.
Thank you all the folks who have built starter packs. Some great people and organisations to follow.
I’m sure I’ll soon be filling all that time.
Thank you all the folks who have built starter packs. Some great people and organisations to follow.
I’m sure I’ll soon be filling all that time.