Question of the month and what’s new archive
The difference between partnership working and joined up working - Partnership working often implies more formal arrangements, whereas joined up working is seen as a more practical, everyday reality.
Developing shared premises and ‘one stop shops’ - Sharing premises can help improve the way services are delivered, save money and make better links to between organisations.
Delivering joined up services – Working together can help ensure that service users get a high quality joined up service. And it can make service delivery more efficient.
Making joint appointments – how sharing staff between organisations can be a way of ensuring joined up working
Working together without a formal partnership – how many people use flexible joined up working arrangements.
Exit Strategies – When should our partnership come to an end?
Promoting equality in Scotland – how partnerships can help.
How partnerships work in practice – case studies that highlight some of the innovative partnership working going on in Scotland.
Assess partnership’s performance – resources to assess the impact of joint working.
