Engaging with Care: a Vision for the Health and Care Workforce of England
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The editors and author acknowledge the support of the Nuffield Trust in funding this work as the final part in a series of projects concerned with Policy Futures for Health. We are indebted to the Nuffield Trust's trustees and officers for their help, guidance and support, and to members of our expert group, who have shared their insights, experience and evidence with us. We would also like to thank Jenny Ridgeon for her administrative support. Whilst indebted to many the authors stand responsible for the content. 2 Preamble This is one of 10 web published background papers 1 which provide detailed analysis and support for the Report: Engaging With Care: A Vision For The Health And Care Workforce Of England, which will be published in September of 2007. The report together with the set of background papers provides an analysis of current policies and trends and identifies routes for future action. The report identifies trends and challenges that can help define the common ground in health and care policy, while allowing for different policy directions at national and local levels. The intention is that all those involved in health, in their various roles as paid, informal or self carers, patients and clients, educators, service providers and citizens will be able to understand their roles and contributions and, together with the policy makers, feel empowered to influence health and care policy and practice.
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Health Policy Futures Engaging with Care: a Vision for the Health and Care Workforce of England
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