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Sector led improvement in councils’ adult social care services

Sector led improvement in councils’ adult social care services. Dennis Skinner and Oliver Mills. 2 November 2012. www.local.gov.uk. Sector led improvement – starting point: the core principles. Councils responsible for own performance Stronger accountability - greater transparency

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Sector led improvement in councils’ adult social care services

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  1. Sector led improvement in councils’ adult social care services Dennis Skinner and Oliver Mills 2 November 2012 www.local.gov.uk

  2. Sector led improvement – starting point: the core principles Councils responsible for own performance Stronger accountability - greater transparency Collective responsibility for performance LGA’s role is to support councils

  3. Sector led improvement – key components and the 7 point ‘offer’ • leadership support • accountability tools • transparent and comparable data • peer challenge • peer support • knowledge hub • learning and support

  4. Towards Excellence - Sector led improvement in Adult Social Care • Programme Board: ADASS, CQC, DH, LGA, SCIE, SOLACE, TLAP – coherent approach • Funding from DH Priorities for 2012/13 • Local accounts: accountability and engagement • Data: profile on adult social care • Adequate councils: complete improvement work • ADASS regions: funding to implement priorities • Further support: arrangements for engaging with councils • Safeguarding and use of resources: key to improvement • Member engagement and leadership programmes • Improvement support: coordinating national offers

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