Understanding the Care Act 2014

What is the Care Act 2014 primarily concerned with?

• Reforming the education system

• Reforming adult social care

• Reforming the criminal justice system

• Reforming the housing market

When did the Care Act 2014 come into effect?

• 2013

• 2014

• 2015

• 2016

Which of the following is NOT a requirement of local authorities under the Care Act 2014?

• Provide services that prevent care needs from becoming more serious

• Ensure people have access to high-speed internet

• Offer information and advice for making good decisions about care

• Provide a range of high-quality care and support services

What does the Care Act 2014 aim to give people and their carers?

• More financial support

• More control over their care and support

• More educational opportunities

• More housing options

What did the Care Act 2014 introduce to ensure a fairer national system?

• A new tax system

• A consistent, national eligibility criteria

• A new healthcare system

• A new education curriculum

Which of the following is a goal of the Care Act 2014?

• To increase the number of hospitals

• To ensure a fairer national system for those most in need

• To reduce the number of care homes

• To increase the number of schools

What is one of the key aspects of the Care Act 2014 regarding financial contributions?

• It eliminates all financial contributions for care

• It changes when and how people are asked to contribute towards their care

• It increases the financial contributions required

• It decreases the financial contributions required

Which of the following is a focus of the Care Act 2014?

• Increasing the number of social workers

• Preventing care needs from becoming more serious

• Building more care facilities

• Reducing the number of care assessments

What does the Care Act 2014 require local authorities to provide?

• Free healthcare for all

• Information and advice for making good decisions about care

• Free housing for all

• Free education for all

What is the significance of the Care Act 2014 in terms of reform?

• It is the first reform in 10 years

• It is the most significant reform in over 60 years

• It is the least significant reform in 20 years

• It is the most significant reform in 5 years