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Bracknell carers wait over year to be allowed to make decisions for vulnerable patients

A Bracknell Forest carer was forced to wait more than a year for a decision on whether they could act on behalf of a vulnerable patient, new figures…

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Vulnerable patients in Oxfordshire wait more than 17 times legal time limit for carers to be allowed to make decisions for them

AN Oxfordshire carer was forced to wait more than four years for a decision on whether they could act on behalf of a vulnerable patient, according…

United kingdomCaroline abrahamsRheian daviesA department of healthCommittee on human rightsJoint committeeHuman rightsAge united kingdomPrime ministerSocial careLiberty protection safeguards

Vulnerable patients in Oxfordshire wait more than 17 times legal time limit for carers to be allowed to make decisions for them

Vulnerable patients in Oxfordshire wait more than 17 times legal time limit for carers to be allowed to make decisions for them
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Boris Johnson resignation raises questions over social care policies

The crisis in Boris Johnson's prime ministership has lead to an overhaul in the ministers responsible for children's social care.

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The proposed Bill of Rights and social work

An analysis of the Bill of Rights Bill and of its implications for local authorities and social workers, by social care law expert Tim Spencer-Lane

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