@misc{Buchan_J-2022_101725,
title = {Locked Down, Locked Out? Local Partnership Resilience in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Final Report},
author = {Buchan, J. and Nogales, C. and Morrison, K. and Wooff, A.},
month = {oct},
year = {2022},
abstract = {In Scotland and across much of the UK, there is a growing recognition of the value of local partnership in responding to some of the most complex social issues and problems. In Scotland, this is particularly true following the 2011 Christie Commission report which recommended stronger local partnership working and the orientation of local public services towards preventing rather than just reacting to adverse outcomes. The Covid-19 pandemic and associated lockdown measures (beginning in March 2020) have posed enormous challenges for public services and partnership working at the local level. Aside from rising demand for cash-strapped public services, and troubling implications for existing social inequalities, the lockdown has also forced organisations to work in different ways, particularly working remotely. Our project researched the impact of the pandemic and lockdown on local partnership working arrangements, aiming to answer the following research questions:},
journal = {Locked Down, Locked Out? Local Partnership Resilience in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Final Report},
publisher = {Economic and Social Research Council},
url = {https://publichealthscotland.scot/id/101725},
}
