Research on person centred planning

Research has demonstrated that person centred planning leads to positive changes for people. This paper shows how person centred planning is associated with benefits in the areas of community development, contact with friends and family, and choice.

Author: Helen Sanderson et al

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Research on person centred planning
This paper outlines evidence-based research showing the benefits of person centred planning.

5 comments for “Research on person centred planning”

emily castle

posted 30 April 2011 at 00:00:20

hi
just wanted to say how amazing the results appear to be re personalised budgeting we are currently developing a bid in wakefield for improving futures of children 5 - 10, i just wondered how we could engage with you either on the bid or in the future to look at personalised budgets
tel 01924 304345
thanks Emily
Nic

posted 03 May 2011 at 11:24:19

Hi Emily
Tried ringing your telephone but it didn't put me through - please email me and we'll talk further - great to hear how positive things are in Wakefield - am now in touch with Andy Simpson and Mark Monkman in Children's Services.
NIC
Angela Bailey

posted 31 August 2011 at 11:59:25

Hi I am a partially disabled person and a single mother living wihin the Willesden area. I have done a nuber of courses in the
adult colleges and I am in need of a bit of financial supporttht is necessary for a Health and social course with one of our universities as I have learning disability and I would like to be considered for the appropriate budget for my needs as I woud like the opportunity to be a good breadwinner and role model for being able to cope with my daughter needs as she is a child in need.Can you give me a call as soon as possible on 0208 451 5017 Thanks kindly Angela Bailey
Tina Lawal

posted 27 January 2012 at 08:37:33

Hi everyone,
I think personal centred planning is a really poll for people in needs and their family daily needs. Lot of family enjoy it because it improvetheir knowledge, empower them to know ways of communicating and understand the needs of their love ones and dealing with the professional when using the srvices of care and the treatment .It prepare them to face lot of challenges from professionals as well.
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