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| José-Luis FernándezPage contents > Publications | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996
Publications2008Beecham J, Knapp M, Fernandez JL, Huxley P, Mangalore R, McCrone P, Snell T, Winter B, Wittenberg R (2008) Age Discrimination in Mental Health Services (PDF), Report to the Department of Health, PSSRU Discussion Paper 2536, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London. Davey V, Snell T, Fernández JL, Knapp M, Tobin R, Jolly D, Perkins M, Kendall J, Pearson C, Vick N, Swift P, Mercer G, Priestley M (2008) Schemes Providing Support to People Using Direct Payments: A UK Survey, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London School of Economics and Political Science, London. Fernández JL, Forder J (2008) Consequences of local variations in social care on the performance of the acute health care sector, Applied Economics, 40, 1503 - 1518. Fernandez J-L, McDaid D, Kite J, Schmidt A, Park A, Knapp M (2008) Inequalities in the Use of Services Among Older People in England. A Rapid Review of the Literature, Age Concern, London. Glendinning C, Challis D, Fernández JL, Jacobs S, Jones K, Knapp M, Manthorpe J, Moran N, Netten A, Stevens M, Wilberforce M (2008) Evaluation of the Individual Budgets Pilot Programme Final Report (PDF), Individual Budgets Evaluation Network. Glendinning C, Challis D, Fernández JL, Jacobs S, Jones K, Knapp M, Manthorpe J, Moran N, Netten A, Stevens M, Wilberforce M (2008) Evaluation of the Wittenberg R, Malley J, Comas-Herrera A, Fernandez JL, King D, Snell T, Pickard L (2008) Future Demand for Social Care, 2005 to 2041: Projections of Demand for Social Care and Disability Benefits for Younger Adults in England, Report to the Strategy Unit (Cabinet Office) and the Department of Health, PSSRU Discussion paper 2512, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London 2007Baumann M, Evans S, Perkins M, Curtis L, Netten A, Fernández JL, Huxley P (2007) Organisation and features of hospital, intermediate care and social services in English sites with low rates of delayed discharge, Health & Social Care in the Community, 15, 4, 295-305. Davey V, Fernández JL, Knapp M, Vick N, Jolly D, Swift P, Tobin R, Kendall J, Ferrie J, Pearson C, Mercer G, Priestley M (2007) Direct Payments Survey: A National Survey of Direct Payments Policy and Practice, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London School of Economics and Political Science, London. Fernández JL, Kendall J, Davey V, Knapp M (2007) Direct payments in England: Factors linked to variations in local provision, Journal of Social Policy, 36, 1, 97-121. Fernández JL, Snell T, Somani A, Knapp M (2007) Domiciliary care services in England: policy evolution, current debates and market structure, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London. Knapp M, Prince M, Albanese E, Banerjee S, Dhanasiri S, Fernandez JL, Ferri C, McCrone P, Snell T, Stewart R (2007) Dementia UK, Alzheimer's Society, London. Matosevic T, Knapp M, Kendall J, Henderson K, Fernández JL (2007) Care home providers as professionals: understanding the motivations of care home providers in England, Ageing and Society, 27, 103-126. Snell T, Fernandez JL, Bennetts R (2007) Tax Exemptions on Care Vouchers for Working Carers (PDF), Westminster Advisers, London. Snell T, Fernandez JL, Bennetts R (2007) Tax Exemptions on Care Vouchers for Working Carers, PSSRU Research Summary 45 (PDF), Personal Social Services Research Unit, London. 2006Fernández JL, Forder J, Moscone F (2006) Variability in older people social care expenditure in England: local autonomy or widespread inefficiency?, HESG paper. Glendinning C, Challis D, Fernández JL, Jones K, Knapp M, Manthorpe J, Netten A, Stevens M, Wilberforce M (2006) Evaluating the individual budget pilot projects, Journal of Care Services Management, 1, 123-128. Wanless D, Forder J, Fernández JL, Poole T, Beesley L, Henwood M, Moscone F (2006) Wanless Social Care Review: Securing Good Care for Older People, Taking a Long-Term View, King's Fund, London. [Full report is accessible on King's Fund website] 2005Fernández JL, Montgomery S, François C (2005) Evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of Escitalopram versus Venlafaxine XR in Major Depressive Disorder, PharmacoEconomics, 23, 2, 155-167 Fernández JL, Davies B (2005) The contribution of community-based health and social care to inpatient hospital use, LSE Health and Social Care, London. Knapp M, Fernández JL, Kendall J, Beecham J, Northey S, Richardson C (2005) Developing Social Care: The Current Position, Social Care Institute for Excellence, London Netten A, McDaid D, Fernández J, Forder J, Knapp M, Matosevic T, Shapiro D (2005) Measuring and Understanding Social Services Outputs (PDF), PSSRU Discussion Paper 2132/3, Personal Social Services Research Unit, London School of Economics, London. 2004Knapp M, Fernández JL (2004) Production relations in social care, in Knapp M, Fernández JL, Challis D, Netten A (eds) Long-Term Care: Matching Resources to Needs, Ashgate, Aldershot, pp. 171-182. Knapp M, Fernández JL, Netten A, Challis D (2004) Long-Term Care: Matching Resources to Needs, Ashgate, Aldershot. Knapp M, Fernández JL, Netten A, Challis D (2004) Introduction: Bleddyn Davies, in Knapp M, Fernández JL, Challis D, Netten A (eds) Long-Term Care: Matching Resources to Needs, Ashgate, Aldershot, pp. 1-17. Nelson T, Fernández JL, Livingston G, Knapp M, Katona C (2004) Does diagnosis determine delivery? The Islington study of older people’s needs and health care costs, Psychological Medicine, 34, 147-155 Netten A, Darton R, Davey V, Kendall J, Knapp M, Williams J, Fernández JL, Forder J (2004) Understanding Public Services and Markets, Kings Fund Publishing, London Netten A, Darton R, Davey V, Kendall J, Knapp M, Fernández JL, Forder J (2004) Understanding Public Services and Markets: Report commissioned by the King's Fund for the Care Services Inquiry, PSSRU Discussion Paper 2111/2 (PDF), Personal Social Services Research Unit, University of Kent, Canterbury Netten A, Darton R, Davey V, Kendall J, Knapp M, Fernández JL, Forder J (2004) Understanding Public Services and Markets: Summary Paper of the report commissioned by the King's Fund for the Care Services Inquiry (PDF), PSSRU Discussion Paper 2123, Personal Social Services Research Unit, University of Kent, Canterbury Oliver A, McGuire A, Fernandez JL (2004) Editorial foreword, Applied Health Economics and Health Policy, 3(1), 1. 2002Fernández JL, Forder J (2002) The importance of social care in achieving an efficient health care system: the case for reducing delay in hospital discharge rates (PDF), LSE Health and Social Care Discussion Paper Number 07, London School of Economics, London. 2001Davies B, Fernández JL (2001) How care management arrangements affect outcomes, in Tester S, Archibald C, Rowlings C, Turner S (eds) Quality in Later Life: Rights, Rhetorics and Reality British Society of Gerontology, London, pp. 274-277 Davies B, Fernández JL (2001) Should less costly home and community care packages be allocated to those of higher dependency? Linking Research to Policy and Practice: Lessons Learned, Tasks Ahead, Gerontological Society of America, Washington DC Davies B, Fernández JL (2001) How more resources improve benefits in post-reform community care in the UK, International Congress of Long-Term Care Case Management, Chicago, USA 2000Davies B, Fernández JL (2000) Choices! Choices! Techniques for Analysing the Dilemmas of Balancing the Interests of Stakeholders in Community Care, Paper presented at Old Age in New Age: 29th Annual Conference of the British Society of Gerontology Davies B, Fernández JL (2000) Empowerment in post-reform community care in England and Wales, in Heumann LF, McCall ME, Boldy DP (eds) Empowering Frail Elderly People: Opportunities and Impediments in Housing, Health and Support Service Delivery, Praeger Davies B, Fernández JL, Nomer B (2000) Equity and Efficiency Policy in Community Care, Ashgate, Aldershot Davies B, Fernández JL (2000) Improving British equity and efficiency policy for community care: What choices are suggested by productivities, efficiencies and prices, in Proceedings of American Public Health Association Annual Conference, American Public Health Association Annual Conference Davies B, Fernández JL (2000) Optimising Model Choice: What Would Be the Consequences of Cost Minimisation?, Paper presented at Old Age in New Age: 29th Annual Conference of the British Society of Gerontology. Davies B, Fernández JL (2000) Should less costly home and community care packages be allocated to those of higher dependency?, in Linking Research to Policy and Practice: Lessons Learned, Tasks Ahead. The 2000 Annual Scientific Meeting of The Gerontological Society of America, Gerontological Society of America, US. 1999Davies B, Fernández JL (1999) How more resources improve benefits in post-reform community care in the UK, in Towards a Society for All Ages, Hong Kong Council of Social Service, Hong Kong Davies B, Fernández JL (1999) Management and policy implications of how service variations affect benefits in post-reform community care in the UK, in Integration: Coordination of Medical and Social Systems in a Pluralistic Society, Imprimerie des Ecureuils 1998Davies B, Fernández JL (1998) Royal Commission Secretariat Meeting With PSSRU - Evaluating Community Care for Elderly People (PDF), PSSRU Discussion Paper 1409, Personal Social Services Research Unit, Kent. Davies B, Fernández JL, Nomer B (1998) Productivities. Efficiency, and Three Policy Propositions (PDF) PSSRU Discussion Paper 1458a, Personal Social Services Research Unit, Kent. Davies B, Fernández JL, Saunders R (1998) Community Care in England and France, Ashgate, Aldershot. 1997Davies B, Chesterman J, Fernández JL (1997) How much case management should users have: an economic/econometric analysis based on British experiments, in Davies GR, Mykita LT, Andrews MM, Pearson SA, Gregory AJ, Hagger JC (eds) Ageing Beyond 2000: One World, One Future, World Congress of Gerontology, Adelaide. Davies B, Fernández JL (1997) The impact of UK community care reforms on equity and efficiency in targeting services for the elderly, in Heumann LF (ed.) Managing Care, Risk and Responsibility. Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Systems Sciences in Health-Social Services for the Elderly and the Disabled (SYSTED), Systems Sciences in Health-Social Services for the Elderly and the Disabled (SYSTED), Chicago Davies B, Fernández JL (1997) Impact of British community care reforms on outcomes incidence, outcome costs and service productivities, in Davies GR, Mykita LT, Andrews MM, Pearson SA, Gregory AJ, Hagger JC (eds) Ageing Beyond 2000: One World, One Future, World Congress of Gerontology, Adelaide. Davies B, Fernández JL (1997) Targeting services in UK community care: are the post-reform patterns more defensible?, in Davies GR, Mykita LT, Andrews MM, Pearson SA, Gregory AJ, Hagger JC (eds) Ageing Beyond 2000: One World, One Future, World Congress of Gerontology, Adelaide. 1996Davies B, Fernández JL, Warburton R (1996) Post-reform community care for elderly people: who gets how much of what service?, Care Plan, Care Management Practice Series No. 2, 3, 2, 25-30 Davies B, Warburton R, Fernández JL (1996) Case management, other community care costs, needs and outcomes, Hong Kong Journal of Gerontology, 10, Suppl, s250-s254 ^ Back to top
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Dr José-Luis Fernández is analysing variability in local provision of social care services in England, its causes and consequences on local equity and efficiency. This works concentrates on issues of territorial justice and inter-systemic performance, looking in particular at the interdependence between social care and health care systems. He has also carried out extensive microeconomic analysis of equity and efficiency in the allocation of social and health services, in particular concentrating on the development of methodologies for the estimation of the impact of services on the users' welfare. As part of this strand of analysis, José-Luis is collaborating in the evaluation of the national Individual Budgets pilots. Until recently, José-Luis was part of the Wanless Social Care review team, which analysed future funding requirements for long term care for older people in England. |
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