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IPC undertake research for new Foundations Practice Guides

Foundations have published the first in a series of new national Practice Guides that provide local authorities and partner organisations with evidence about ‘what works’ in Children’s Social Care. IPC was commissioned to undertake the research to help understand what can get in the way of evidence use in local authorities and how Practice Guides might help to overcome these.
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Professor Fiona Richardson

IPC is proud to announce that Fiona Richardson, Director, is awarded the title Professor of Knowledge Exchange at Oxford Brookes University
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Oxford Brookes celebrates fourth consecutive high ranking in Knowledge Exchange Framework results – IPC a main contributor

Oxford Brookes University has once again performed strongly in Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF), an annual national-level assessment of how universities benefit the economy and society. One of the main contributors of this work is IPC
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Social care career progression for the global majority in Wales

Earlier this year IPC was delighted to engage with people working within social care in Wales from the global majority to explore how their career progression could be better supported
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Co-Production Week

In recognition of this week read our free to download guide to Co-Production in adult social care
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Aspirant Middle Manager Programme (AMMP)

Deadline Friday 28th June
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Supporting the provider care market to go digital and use technology safely

Read the feedback from our webinar targeting Adult and Social Care commissioners
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Community-led public health research

Community, statutory and academic approaches in Berkshire West, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire ICS
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IPC on BBC Woman’s Hour

Professor Katy Burch, IPC Assistant Director, led research that was featured on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour on Wednesday 12 June. Listen to the recording
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Carers Week 10th-16th June

Carers Week from 10-16 June 2024 will focus on ‘Putting Carers on the Map.’ The campaign gives an opportunity to raise the profile of carers
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Admission Avoidance and Community Support

IPC Visiting Research Fellow Dr Melanie Henwood offers some reflections on hospital admission avoidance and the importance of supporting people in place
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Babies in care proceedings: What do we know about parents with learning disabilities or difficulties?

IPC's Professor Katy Burch leads on Nuffield Family Justice Observatory research. View a recording of the webinar.
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