Past Events

Rescheduled from 4th February 2020

Open to Commissioning Leads, Finance Leads and Performance Leads

Rescheduled from 10th January 2020

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Presentation slides 

• Welcome
• Morning Keynote: Liberty Protection Safeguards what’s coming and how to prepare

Morning breakout session slides

• 01. Adult Safeguarding and Multiple Exclusion Homelessness
• 02. Are you listening Making a difference through people’s experiences and involvement
• 03. Interagency Involvement and Cross-Borough Working on Safeguarding Cases
• 04. Making Safeguarding Personal Outcomes Framework
• 05. Modern Slavery – The Local Authority’s Role Within a Multi-Agency Response
• 06. Risk Management in Self-Neglect and Hoarding Cases
• 07. Transitional Safeguarding – where are we now
• 08. Embedding making decisions on the duty to carry out Safeguarding Adults enquiries framework across London

Afternoon breakout session slides

• 01. Adult Safeguarding and Multiple Exclusion Homelessness
• 02. Are you listening Making a difference through people’s experiences and involvement
• 03. Interagency Involvement and Cross-Borough Working on Safeguarding Cases
• 04. Learning Difficulty or Learning Disability
• 05. Fire Safety – the forgotten risk
• 06. Quality, Safeguarding and Information Panels
• To follow
• 08. Safeguarding and Prisons

Open to Commissioning Leads, Finance Leads and Performance Leads

ADASS has been commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care to undertake a review of the Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework (ASCOF). ADASS are working with The Institute of Public Care (IPC), Oxford Brookes University to engage with key sector stakeholders. The purpose of the review is to consider how ASCOF can be made fit for the future so that it measures outcomes properly. The project is seeking to answer the following questions:
• What measures do you want to keep?
• What measures do you want to change?
• What new measures do you want to introduce?

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Rescheduled from 13th January 2020

Rescheduled from 11th December 2019

Workshop exploring how data can be used more effectively

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This meeting has been rescheduled from 13th November 2019 due to a clash with LOS workshop

Rescheduled from 10th December 2019

Rescheduled from 22nd November 2019

Please note the Q3 Branch Meeting has been moved one week earlier

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Rescheduled from 17th October 2019

Please note this meeting was rescheduled from 13th November 2019

Please note: this meeting replaces the Social Care Learning & Development Network and will do for the foreseeable future. These meetings will now take place monthly and dates sent out when confirmed.

Healthy London Partnership on behalf of the London Workforce Board is hosting a workforce diversity and inclusion event, focusing on BME representation in health and social care. With the introduction of NHS WRES, the release of the Interim NHS People Plan, and a recent roundtable discussion convened by Skills for Care, awareness and progress is being made on this matter. But we still have a long way to go, particularly with BME representation at senior level, and encouraging an inclusive workforce culture.

This event will be an opportunity to understand the matter from a London perspective, looking at the commonalities and differences between health and social care, share key challenges and best practice, and hear from leaders working to make the health and care system more inclusive. We’re delighted to have guest speakers including John Brouder (NHS England) and Munira Thobani (Board member of Skills for Care).

This event will be of particular interest to those who lead on health and/or social care workforce in London STPs and CCGs, NHS Trusts, London local authorities, Skills for Care, Skills for Health, Health Education England, NHS England & Improvement, and the Greater London Authority.

If you would like to attend, please click here to register via Eventbrite.

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Find out about the evidence for strengths and assets-based outcomes, and learn how to implement models of practice and interventions for a strengths and asset-based approach. If you can’t make it on the day – no problem. Just sign up and we will send you a link to the recording.

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