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Belt required Braces optional
  Coaching, Mentoring and management learning sets are the belt and braces of leadership development, which a manager uses is a matter of personal preference, opportunity and local...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Consultation on changes to HSCIC Statistics 2016/17 - 2018/19
What is this consultation? The Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) publishes around 90 series of Official Statistics and National Statistics each year. Use of health and care...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Poverty and children's personal and social relationships
Children who live in poverty are more likely to be solitary and to fall out with friends or be bullied according to new analysis of age 11 sweep data from the Millennium Cohort Study, published by...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Health Behaviours in Young People tool - local authority level comparisons
The Health Behaviours in Young People tool provides local authority level estimates for several topic areas, based on what 15 year olds themselves said about their attitudes to healthy lifestyles...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Life in the UK 2016 - Wellbeing
The ONS has released a snapshot of life in the UK charting progress across 41 indicators of national wellbeing. Seventeen of the 41 indicators have improved over the last three years, 8 have...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Winter is coming
  There is a constant threat of decline and sense of wrongness in the world. There are kings and king makers, trial by combat, scheming and betrayal and a delicious habit of bumping of the...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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Loneliness maps published by Age UK
What factors make older people more at risk of loneliness? And do people with similar risk levels live near each other? By analysing data from the English Longitudinal Study on...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  18 Apr 2016
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The poor need an accountant more than a social worker
  I remember a lecturer on the social work course who was fond of saying " The rich and powerful have their own accountant but its the poor and those on benefits who most need them ". Her...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  14 Apr 2016
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Digital Leaders 100 – Vote Knowledge Hub
Knowledge Hub is pleased and proud to announce that for the second year running we are included as part of the Digital Leaders 100 list (DL100) and are finalists nominated in the category SME...
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Knowledge Hub Team
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Last updated:  07 Apr 2016
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Culture Change
The aim was to change the management culture and the way things are done has certainly changed. It was not however the cultural change programme with its emphasis on management development that has...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  05 Apr 2016
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SALT data 2014-15 comparator dashboard
This helpful comparator report produced by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) analyses data from the Short and Long Term (SALT) Support data collection. This is the first...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  31 Mar 2016
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Consultation on the proposal to define a Primary Carer Support Reason (CPSR) for use within Adult Social Care National Data Collections
The HSCIC and its stakeholders have developed this consultation to consider potential changes to the 2017-18 national data collections on Adult Social Care.  Its primary focus is the...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  30 Mar 2016
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Indices of Deprivation report now available on LG Inform
A new report on the latest Indices of Multiple Deprivation (2015) has been published on LG Inform. For a chosen authority users can compare overall deprivation with that of other...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  30 Mar 2016
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The Johan Cruyff method
Good team work requires everyone to play their part. Everyone knows their role, no one tries to do someone else's job, experience has taught how to respond to different situations , training...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  28 Mar 2016
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Is this Leadership or Bullying
  One participant, a young woman , immediately volunteered an account of how she had confronted a member of her team about the standard of their work.  " I challenged her and she left -...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  22 Mar 2016
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Health matters: midlife approaches to reduce dementia risk
Public Health England (PHE) has published a new report which shows dementia is not an inevitable part of ageing but is, instead, linked to cardiovascular risk factors, such as smoking and physical...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  24 Mar 2016
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When Harry met Sally
  Passion is an over used word in local government especially in job interviews. Candidates for management posts are always "passionate" about the service, passionate about empowering staff/...
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Blair McPherson
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Last updated:  22 Mar 2016
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Connecting and collaborating across Europe
It was my pleasure and privilege to be invited to present a walkthrough of the Knowledge Hub to some of our new UDiTE network members in Malaga, Spain, this weekend. As well as being welcomed into...
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Liz Copeland
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Last updated:  21 Mar 2016
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Chief Executives meet to discuss perspectives for local government in 2030
Udite chief executives are meeting this weekend In Malaga to discuss the impact of austerity cuts on local government. Members of the UDITE's executive committee will discuss EU funding for...
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UDiTE Admin
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Last updated:  18 Mar 2016
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Arts for health and wellbeing: an evaluation framework
The arts, including music, dance, theatre, visual arts and writing, are increasingly recognised as having the potential to support health and wellbeing. However, in order for arts to be included in...
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Philippa Lynch
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Last updated:  17 Mar 2016
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