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Earlier this month I was invited to join a panel at the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) Spring Seminar to share insights on ‘How to influence central government’. Almost exactly one year after leaving HM Treasury to join IMPOWER, this was a good opportunity to reflect on the things that I had found most useful during my time as head of adult social care spending and why the reforms I worked on have stalled.
Earlier this month I was invited to join a panel at the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) Spring Seminar to share insights on ‘How to influence central government’. Almost exactly one year after leaving HM Treasury to join IMPOWER, this was a good opportunity to reflect on the things that I had found most useful during my time as head of adult social care spending and why the reforms I worked on have stalled.
We’ve been supporting a range of health and care systems to plan their response to Covid-19, and what is particularly striking is that a crisis really can bring out the best in humankind. It is a privilege to work alongside people who are working so effectively despite the enormous pressure they are under. It is also clear that the health and care systems are radically and rapidly changing.
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