The national evaluation of the Individual Budgets pilot programme: Experiences and implications for care coordinators and managers

Caroline Glendinning; Nicola Moran; Martin Knapp; Jose-Luis Fernandez; Ann Netten; Karen Jones; David Challis; Mark Wilberforce; Sally Jacobs; Jill Manthorpe; Martin Stevens

The national evaluation of the Individual Budgets pilot programme: Experiences and implications for care coordinators and managers

Caroline Glendinning, Nicola Moran, Martin Knapp, Jose-Luis Fernandez, Ann Netten, Karen Jones, David Challis, Mark Wilberforce, Sally Jacobs, Jill Manthorpe, Martin Stevens

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Abstract

The Individual Budgets (IBs) pilot programme tested new ways of giving people who use adult social care a greater say in the assessment of their needs; better understanding of how resources are allocated to meet those needs; and greater
flexibility in using resources to meet individual priorities. Amongst other findings, the evaluation of the pilot programme found that IBs presented a variety of challenges and opportunities for the practitioners involved in their implementation.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	York
Publisher	Social Policy Research Unit, University of York
Commissioning body	DHSC Department of Health and Social Care
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2008

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Glendinning, C., Moran, N., Knapp, M., Fernandez, J.-L., Netten, A., Jones, K., Challis, D., Wilberforce, M., Jacobs, S., Manthorpe, J., & Stevens, M. (2008). The national evaluation of the Individual Budgets pilot programme: Experiences and implications for care coordinators and managers. Social Policy Research Unit, University of York. https://www.york.ac.uk/inst/spru/pubs/rworks/IbsenSTAFFsummary.pdf

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