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Assessing outcomes in an English authority (The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea)

Imelda Murphy, Malcolm Phillips

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Abstract

The local authority has used the Looking After Children materials to develop needs‐led and outcome‐oriented services at both individual and strategic planning levels. A specific study used data from the Assessment and Action Records to identify priority needs and desired outcomes for young people leaving care.

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The local authority has used the Looking After Children materials to develop needs‐led and outcome‐oriented services at both individual and strategic planning levels. A specific study used data from the Assessment and Action Records to identify priority needs and desired outcomes for young people leaving care.

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The local authority has used the Looking After Children materials to develop needs‐led and outcome‐oriented services at both individual and strategic planning levels. A specific study used data from the Assessment and Action Records to identify priority needs and desired outcomes for young people leaving care.

Key concepts: Borough, Local authority, Health authority, Action (physics), Outcome (game theory), Medicine, Sociology, Psychology

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