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Smith Square London adass.org.uk Joined October 2014
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Chris Lehmann and @DrCNeedham share insights from a research workshop at our #SpringSeminar2026. They discuss the challenges for our members in undertaking research projects in adult social care and untapped key areas for inquiry.
Read their blog: adass.org.uk/shaping-the-ad…
www.adass.org.uk Shaping the adult social care research agenda – building on the ADASS Spring Seminar 2026 - ADASS Chris Lehmann, ADASS Research Committee Chair, and Professor Catherine Needham, Professor of Public Policy and Public Management at the University of Birmingham, report back from an exciting research...
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We are delighted to launch our revised Joint Working Protocol with @CareQualityComm. The new agreement sets out how we will continue to work together to promote quality and safety for those who draw on Adult Social Care. Learn more here: adass.org.uk/adass-and-cqc-…
www.adass.org.uk ADASS and CQC refresh joint working protocol - ADASS The Care Quality Commission (CQC) and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) have updated our Joint Working Protocol (JWP) agreement that sets out how we work together to share...
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ADASS Research Committee member Steve Crocker shares insights on ‘Big R’ and ‘small r’ research in adult social care. He writes that both matter and contribute to stronger evidence-informed organisations.
Read his blog. adass.org.uk/big-r-small-r-…
www.adass.org.uk 'Big R - small r': developing a more inclusive way to talk about research  - ADASS Steve Crocker, an ADASS Research Committee member, explores different research approaches in adult social care.
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'The greatest transformation in my career has been the rise of voices of lived experience.' Retired DASS, Mel Lock, shares her reflections on her distinguished career in adult social care. Read her full blog: adass.org.uk/mel-locks-40-y…
www.adass.org.uk Forty years in adult social care: lessons, laughter and listening to what matters - ADASS Freshly retired, Mel Lock reflects on the people, partnerships and principles that shaped her career - from championing lived experience and rural communities to navigating funding pressures and...