Past Events

 Pre Reading 

• SFCD assessment principles
• Highfield Level 3 Award in Assessing Vocationally Related Achievement (RQF) http://www.highfieldabc.com/qualifications/compliance/assess/l3avrarqf
• HABC Level 5 Certificate in Principles of Commissioning for Wellbeing (RQF) http://www.highfieldabc.com/qualifications/compliance/healthsocialcare/L5CCW

N.B. Please bring with you one item of photo ID (eg Passport/Driving License)

DToC Roadshow feedback

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The programme will cover a comprehensive approach to good practice in undertaking Learning Needs within an organisation and will introduce an online tool to facilitate this process. The tool and audit process is simple to deliver and provides valuable bench-marked feedback to employers.

Aims:

• To support an improved understanding of existing good practice and barriers to further D2A implementation in London
• To find out how areas are measuring D2A implementation and effectiveness and support discussions to identify whether a suggested common set of metrics would be helpful
• To identify opportunities for bespoke support to systems in implementation of D2A
• To work with ECIP, NHSE, LondonADASS and others to mobilise support for D2A implementation
• To gather existing materials and create new materials in order to be able to provide a set of practical resources for systems to use to implement D2A
• To feed back to the relevant networks and to the Care Closer to Home programme

Please note this meeting has been rescheduled from 9th June 2017.

Please note this meeting has been rescheduled from 7th June 2017.

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The programme will cover a comprehensive approach to good practice in undertaking Learning Needs within an organisation and will introduce an online tool to facilitate this process. The tool and audit process is simple to deliver and provides valuable bench-marked feedback to employers.

• Agenda

• Item 2 Key Workforce Priorities (Karen Morse, Head of Area, Skills for Care)
• Item 4 Career Progression (Julia Skelton, Director of Professional Operations, Royal College of Occupational Therapists)
• Item 5 Apprenticeship Standards (Laura Anthony, Locality Manager, SW London)
• Item 6 Going from Strength to Strength in Barnet (Carol Baxter, Strength Based Practice Coach, LB Barnet)
• Item 7 Financial Scamming (Professor Keith Brown, Bournemouth University)
• Item 9 Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery Multi-agency Awareness Raising (Sarah DiGiglio, IOM and Wendy Adams, Stop the Traffik)
• Item 10 Sutton Homes of Care Vanguard (Caroline Pollington, Lead Nurse Care Home Vanguard Programme, Sutton CCG)

• Table discussion summary notes

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Inaugural meeting

Venue changed to Islington Town Hall.

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Please note this meeting was moved from 10/05/17.

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Dementia Awareness Week is supported by the Alzheimer’s Society. The Alzheimer’s Society is a UK charity which provides support and research for those affected by dementia.

In the UK, there are about 800,000 people with dementia; it is estimated that around 400,000 people have dementia but do not know it. By raising awareness about this condition, it is hoped that more people will be diagnosed earlier, giving more time for them to come to terms with future symptoms.

This meeting has been moved from 8th May due to a clash with the ADASS Spring Seminar.

Due to be rescheduled -likely end of June 2017.