Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’

Peter Simcock; Colin Watt; Liz Duncan

Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’

Peter Simcock
, Colin Watt
, Liz Duncan

Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	In preparation - 2024
Event	Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference - Kingston University , London, United Kingdom Duration: 27 Jun 2024 → 28 Jun 2024

Conference

Conference	Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	27/06/24 → 28/06/24

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Simcock, P., Watt, C., & Duncan, L. (2024). Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’. Abstract from Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference , London, United Kingdom.

Simcock, Peter ; Watt, Colin ; Duncan, Liz. / Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’. Abstract from Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference , London, United Kingdom.

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Simcock, P, Watt, C & Duncan, L 2024, 'Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’', Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference , London, United Kingdom, 27/06/24 - 28/06/24.

Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’. / Simcock, Peter; Watt, Colin; Duncan, Liz.
2024. Abstract from Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference , London, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › peer-review

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Simcock P, Watt C, Duncan L. Deafblind people with ‘higher or more complex’ needs: how do English local authorities determine who is suitably qualified to assess the social care needs of deafblind people?’. 2024. Abstract from Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness. Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference , London, United Kingdom.