Paul Burstow: The need for care reform in England

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Rt Hon Paul Burstow MP Care Minister, 2010-2012 Commons convenor Lib Dem Health Team

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In this slideshow, Rt Hon Paul Burstow MP, Minister of State for Care Services (2010-2012), explains the need for social care reform in England due to an ageing population and the challenges ahead.

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Rt Hon Paul Burstow MP

Care Minister, 2010-2012 Commons convenor

Lib Dem Health Team

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A revolution in survival

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The oldest old: growing fast

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Reform: from FOR to WITH Welfare to Well-being

Rescue to Prevention

Fragmentation to Integration

Transactional to relational

CARE BILL: Enabling Framework

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Funding reform State accepts

responsibility for tail-end risk

Means test made more generous

Eligibility is nationalised

Everyone has a stake

BUT. Market response awaited

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Challenges: Changing culture Stigma: fear to hope

Leadership: institutional to system

Workforce: silos to teams

Money: short to long term

Trust: hospital to home

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Changing attitudes

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A Benefit NOT a Burden

Taxes; £45bn

Goods and Services; £76bn

Informal care; £34bn Volunteering;

£10bn

Donations, etc; £10bn

£175 billion Source: RVS