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CHEX policy briefing on the integration of health and social care
CHEX has produced a briefing summing up the recently-passed Public Bodies (Joint Working ) (Scotland) Bill and the implications/opportunities for community-led health. At the end of February 2014, the Scottish Parliament passed the Bill, which sets out the legislative framework for integrating health and social care in Scotland.
This CHEX briefing is intended to summarise the Bill and its implications for community-led health within the context of wider public service reform. Throughout, CHEX highlights the potential interest and role for community-led health organisations.