Report of A Citizens' Jury. Measuring the Mountain: What Really Matters in Social Care to Individuals in Wales

Katie  Cooke; Rachel Iredale

Report of A Citizens' Jury. Measuring the Mountain: What Really Matters in Social Care to Individuals in Wales

Katie Cooke, Rachel Iredale

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This is a report of a Citizens’ Jury which took place with 14 citizens of Wales in September 2018. Over four days the Jurors explored the question What really matters in social care to individuals in Wales? They listened to evidence, asked questions and compiled a series of recommendations. The recommendations highlight important aspects of social care. They are the beginning of a process for
Welsh Government, and other organisations working in the sector, to ensure positive experiences for people accessing care and support.

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Cyhoeddwr	USW / UOG
Nifer y tudalennau	28
ISBN (Argraffiad)	978-1-909838-36-9
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 2019

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