Poor prevention and early intervention
Over-reliance on hospital discharge solutions rather than prioritising prevention and early intervention strategies in health and social care.
7 items
1 source
5 inquiries
Source spread
Where this theme appears
Poor prevention and early intervention has been flagged across 1 independent accountability source:
7 inquiry recs
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Inquiry Recommendations (7)
FR-4 — Public Awareness Campaign
Recommendation: The Inquiry recommends that the UK government and the Welsh Government commission regular programmes of activity to increase public awareness about child sexual abuse and the action to take if child sexual abuse is happening or suspected in England and …
Gov response: We accept the importance of bringing child sexual abuse out of the shadows and creating more national awareness of the scale and nature of the issues and how to report concerns and cases of child …
Accepted in Part
No update 2+ yrs
R95 — Blue light protocol for at-risk registers
Recommendation: HSCTs must develop registers of those at risk of requiring unplanned inpatient treatment, similar to the NHS England ‘blue light protocol’, in order to target community resources efficiently and prevent the person having to leave their home in the community.
Response Pending
6 — Review and reduce cell lock-in periods
Recommendation: The Home Office, in consultation with the contractor responsible for operating each immigration removal centre, must review the current lock-in regime and determine whether the period of time during which detained people are locked in their cells could be reduced. …
Gov response: A maximum 9-hour overnight lock-in period has been implemented. The government has also noted a drive to improve the range of activities available to detainees.
Accepted in Part
1 — Monitor Brook House contract performance robustly
Recommendation: The Home Office must actively and robustly monitor the performance of the Brook House contract, including satisfying itself that any self-reported information is accurate. This may include engagement with monitoring bodies and appropriate stakeholders. Penalties must be attached to inadequate …
Gov response: The Home Office has introduced new contracts requiring internal audit programmes and self-reporting by service providers. Two Home Office teams operate in each IRC: detention services compliance teams for on-site contract monitoring, and Detention Engagement …
Accepted in Part
COVID-M4.3 — Improve Vaccine Uptake Monitoring and Evaluation
Recommendation: Each of the four UK public health or health security agencies should work together to: maintain accurate, UK-wide insight into the state of vaccine uptake and hesitancy; and understand the measures proven to be effective in increasing uptake across the …
Gov response: No formal response published by this government.
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COVID-M4.2 — Formalise Community Vaccine Equity Networks
Recommendation: The UK government, Scottish Government, Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive should maintain networks with local communities to produce targeted vaccination strategies and communications. To achieve this: The Scottish Government, Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive should establish local community …
Gov response: No formal response published by this government.
Unknown
AC-1a — Open Registration
Recommendation: The scheme be opened to registration to everyone who may be eligible.
Gov response: The remaining 11 recommendations focus on IBCA delivery. Further detail on these will be set out by IBCA in due course.
Accepted
No update 2+ yrs