Chapter 7:
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HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND HOUSING
PARTNERSHIP WORKING
BRIEFING NOTES FOR PRACTITIONERS AND
MANAGERS
August 2009
This series of brief guidance notes is aimed at helping managers and
practitioners understand and apply the evidence of best practice in
partnership to their own practice. Based on extensive review of the
literature, it provides short and practical guides, with review questions on:
1. Why work in Partnership?
2. What is Partnership?
3. The Scottish Policy Context for Partnership
4. Barriers to Partnership
5. The Characteristics of Successful Partnerships
6. Partnership Assessment and Development Toolkits
7. Bibliography.
The concept of partnership working we are referring to here relates to
inter-organisational issues rather than the relationship between individual
clients and professionals.
Full references to works cited are given in this Chapter.
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