Co-sponsored by GTC Care Initiative: www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/academic/health-care/care-initiative

This talk focuses on why it has been so difficult to reform social care in the four nations of the UK. It explores not just the policy complexity of the issues but also the contested politics of making progress on reform. It compares progress in the four nations of the UK, highlighting distinctive issues in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Looking forward, as England embarks on development of a National Care Service, it explores what can be learned from the difficulties Scotland has faced in advancing its own National Care Service plans.

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