Publications

The high impact change model offers a practical approach to manage transfers of care. It can be used to self-assess how local care and health systems are working now, and to reflect on, and plan for, action they can take to reduce delays throughout the year.

The model identifies eight system changes that will have the greatest impact on reducing delayed discharge.

This High Impact Change Model aims to support local care, health, and wellbeing partners to work together to prevent, delay or divert the need for acute hospital or long-term bed-based care.

Updated support tool and briefing notes complementing the High Impact Change Model for managing transfers of care.

This factbook is about shared home ownership options for people with a disability, including people with a learning disability, autism or both.

This briefing describes the essential role community optics can play in helping to improve eye health specifically, as well as general health and wellbeing.

The model encourages local partners to integrate housing delivery with local health and care commissioning and service provision.

These case studies demonstrate examples of innovation and how challenges were met.

The changes to public health over the last six years should be seen as an exemplar of public sector reform.

Councils have an unparalleled understanding of their local area and the key institutions in it. This guide will provide inspiration to everyone seeking to build a more inclusive, healthy and prosperous economy in their local area.