Central to our work with senior managers, practitioners, commissioners and those involved in the direct care and support to adults and older people is a focus on the delivery of outcomes that improve the health and well-being of individuals. With over 30 years’ experience across the UK in this area, IPC offers you credible and sector-respected independent advice and expertise to improve the design, commissioning, practice quality and performance management of services and support.
IPC has led thinking on market shaping, and worked extensively with local authorities, providers and national governments on the commissioning task. We offer expertise in market analysis and developing market position statements, as well as giving support to commissioners wanting to work more closely with their providers – and vice versa.
We’ve created a number of resources to help you analyse and assess your particular care market, including the Market Shaping Toolkit and the Self Funders Toolkit. We also host a database of all published market position statements in England.
IPC plays a key role in helping organisations work in partnership to ensure that care for local people is integrated. We work regularly with Integrated Care System partners to explore opportunities for improved systems, processes and culture. Our approaches encourage co-production, a focus on health inequalities and positive attitude towards change which builds on “what works”. Examples include support to streamline assessment and reablement pathways, co-producing new strategic and operational plans, engaging communities in health and social care research and evaluating the impact of new initiatives.
At IPC, we offer expert guidance and support to improve care services for adults and older individuals. Want to explore how we can help your organisation shape better outcomes? Get in touch with our team today to discuss your needs and how we can assist.
Discover how IPC has supported organisations in enhancing the quality and effectiveness of services for adults and older people through our collaborative and research-driven approach:
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