Under Strain? : exploring the troubled relationship between health and social care
By: GLENDINNING, Caroline; HUDSON, Bob; MEANS, Robin
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ArticlePublisher: Oxford : Blackwell Publishing, August 2005Public Money & Management 25, 4, p. 245-252Abstract: Relationships between the NHS and social care services over the past 25 years have a poor history. This article examines the strategies that have been used by central government and by local NHS and social care organizations to overcome difficulties of service co-ordination. The authors conclude that policies reflecting 'networked' modes of governance may stand the best chance of success, although evidence of improved impact and outcomes still remains scarce
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Relationships between the NHS and social care services over the past 25 years have a poor history. This article examines the strategies that have been used by central government and by local NHS and social care organizations to overcome difficulties of service co-ordination. The authors conclude that policies reflecting 'networked' modes of governance may stand the best chance of success, although evidence of improved impact and outcomes still remains scarce
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