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Social Care
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IL1: PROTECT] Care Act 2014 – Summary of Reforms 1.Adults' well-being, and outcomes, is at the centre of every decision; 2.Focus on preventing and delaying. - ppt download
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Assessment and eligibility Care Act Training Objectives To enable delegates to: Revisit and understand the key principles of the Care Act Highlight. - ppt download
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Understanding and Applying Eligibility Criteria
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Care and support statutory guidance - GOV.UK
Webinar: eligibility criteria under the Care Act 2014 - Adults
Eligibility
