Reports

Reports, project outcomes, articles and other documents.

What the public think about Scottish social services and why

Report summary produced by Iriss on behalf of the Social Work Services Strategic Forum

What the public think about Scottish social services and why
This summary, produced by Iriss on behalf of the Social Work Services Strategic Forum, presents the key findings of research which set out to better understand public perceptions of social services. It explores the level of knowledge, understanding and attitudes towards social services and the reasons for these views.
Published in
Reports
on 31 Oct 2017

Imagining the Future: leadership for change programme

Workshop summary report

Ardoch House, Loch Lomond
Participants from the Imagining the Future Systems Leadership Community of Practice came together to take part in a follow-up day. They were joined by 35 systems leaders undertaking the NHS Leadership Academy's Intersect Programme.
Published in
Reports
on 20 Feb 2017

Leading change in supervision

Messages from practice

Supervision meeting
Report that describes the rationale, process and learning from a project which explored the topic of supervision with a group of six partners.
Published in
Reports
on 9 Jul 2015

Iriss annual Champions event 2014

Report of annual champions event 2014

Know this panel

Iriss annual champions event took place at New Lanark Mill Hotel on 12th and 13th November 2014. Twenty six champions made their way from as far north as Shetland and as far south as Dumfries and Galloway.

Published in
Reports
on 10 Dec 2014

How to run an experience lab

Developing social care and support

Toy scientists in fake lab
A guide on what needs to be considered when running an experience lab, and how the methodology can be evaluated.
Published in
Reports
on 30 Jul 2014

Working with outcomes: the practitioner experience

Experience lab, case study 1

an experience lab

Context

South Lanarkshire is moving from a day care centre service delivery model (where daily activities are provided), to a model that supports and facilitates individuals with learning difficulties to access lifestyle choices that they want and need in the community.

Published in
Reports
on 10 Jul 2014

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