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Dear Network members,
Over the past twelve months, SHOP@ - our online analysis tool endorsed by the Department of Health - has supported improved commissioning strategies and business development plans for housing and care services for older people across the country. The enthusiastic
response about the quality of the 'intelligence' available and ease of use has demonstrated that SHOP@ has assisted many partners to improve their knowledge and understanding of their market and helped shape the future direction for new service developments
for older people.
With the Care Act and draft regulations and guidance calling for better market shaping, the sector needs to respond to new challenges and an ever tighter financial envelope. SHOP@ provides the opportunity for better planning and improved risk management, essential
in maximising investment benefits and making improvements in service delivery.
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Hot off the press, SHOP@ has now updated its background data from the new ONS population figures released in May 2014 and the current service provision
information provided within EAC's (Elderly Accommodation Council) database.
You can now access this most up to date information within the new authority-wide consultancy review offered through the latest version of [log in to unmask]
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- Future service need projections, now until 2035
- Authority benchmarked against regional and national norms
- Assessed service prevalence rates relevant to local service provision and commissioning strategies
- Opportunity to update service provision data within the SHOP@ database
Whether a single district/borough council, county council or unitary authority, for an authority based commissioning review, you can also contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
The more detailed SHOP@ locality review, which priorities investment at community or MSOA level, also this updated data and our bespoke service includes:
- Amending service prevalence rates over time
- Support service decommissioning by linking to asset management plans that review how fit for purpose current accommodation will be for future needs.
- Supporting links to wider service reviews and community development planning
And finally, our free website will continue to offer the initial SHOP@ analysis based on the ONS 2010 release and the original EAC database information.
Click on the following link for details:
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For further information on the SHOP@ consultancy offers, please contact:
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Stay connected with the Housing LIN for the latest news, views and resources on housing with care mattes.
With my best wishes
Jeremy Porteus
Director
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SHOP@ is produced and managed in collaboration with the Elderly Accommodation Counsel
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