Past Events

An opportunity for senior NHS and Adult Social Care professionals to explore issues which are particularly challenging.

This advanced full day Workshop will cover an array of issues which, even those who are very knowledgeable about NHS Continuing Healthcare find difficult.

Alongside two intricate Case Studies, the day will focus on enhancing rationales for outcomes; well-managed needs; the inter-relationship between Cognition, Behaviour and Psychological and Emotional Needs; some clinical conditions which are complex to evaluate in the Decision Support Tool;  and complications which can arise in assessments including when disputes occur between the NHS and Adult Social Care.

This Workshop is intended for professionals who have substantial experience in NHS Continuing Healthcare.  It is not suitable for individuals who have recently started in this field of work or have limited knowledge.

A lively and interactive day will be led by Jane Reynolds (Chair, Independent Review Process, London region) whose national training events always been described as both stimulating and enjoyable by the thousands of people who have attended her training events.

An attendance certificate for re-validation/Continuing Professional Development purposes will be provided.

Places for this special event are limited, and will be equally distributed across all regions and areas of work, so book early to avoid disappointment!

Please email your request to: england.CHCbsu@nhs.net and provide the following details:

• Name
• Job title
• CCG/CCH area and
• contact email address

N.B.  Delegates will be contacted directly to confirm they have been allocated a place.

Timings:  10:15 – 17:00 (registration at 10:00)

Please note this meeting has been rescheduled from 28th November 2018

Please note this meeting has been moved from 20th Nov to 27th Nov 2018

An opportunity for senior NHS and Adult Social Care professionals to explore issues which are particularly challenging.

This advanced full day Workshop will cover an array of issues which, even those who are very knowledgeable about NHS Continuing Healthcare find difficult.

Alongside two intricate Case Studies, the day will focus on enhancing rationales for outcomes; well-managed needs; the inter-relationship between Cognition, Behaviour and Psychological and Emotional Needs; some clinical conditions which are complex to evaluate in the Decision Support Tool;  and complications which can arise in assessments including when disputes occur between the NHS and Adult Social Care.

This Workshop is intended for professionals who have substantial experience in NHS Continuing Healthcare.  It is not suitable for individuals who have recently started in this field of work or have limited knowledge.

A lively and interactive day will be led by Jane Reynolds (Chair, Independent Review Process, London region) whose national training events always been described as both stimulating and enjoyable by the thousands of people who have attended her training events.

An attendance certificate for re-validation/Continuing Professional Development purposes will be provided.

Places for this special event are limited, and will be equally distributed across all regions and areas of work, so book early to avoid disappointment!

Please email your request to: england.CHCbsu@nhs.net and provide the following details:

• Name
• Job title
• CCG/CCH area and
• contact email address

N.B.  Delegates will be contacted directly to confirm they have been allocated a place.

Timings:  10:15 – 17:00 (registration at 10:00)

Please note this meeting has been cancelled and will be rescheduled

Meeting cancelled

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HICM Questionnaire

This workshop aims to facilitate a London conversation around safeguarding adults concerns and section 42 enquiries, and to identify where support would be helpful. There will also be opportunity to share successful initiatives within the region and to consider what is worth sharing at national workshops and how these might be shaped.

18 October 2018, EY Canary Wharf, London

The ADASS Learning Disability Network, kindly sponsored by EY, Avail support, and Autonome are running a free seminar day. This event will focus on how people who have a learning disability can get the right support to live more independently in our communities. There will be a strong focus on relationships and natural supports, use of technology, the progression model and asset based approaches. We will be exploring how creative solutions can help people gain greater independence and full lives.

There will also be an opportunity for discussion, considering the current challenges and solutions. This event is for all ADASS members who want to see positive ways to influence the future for people who have a learning disability. This is free to attend, and open to all ADASS members, Assistant Directors, and Commissioners of learning disability services.

To reserve a place please email Catherine.Cunningham@ADASS.org.uk

Rescheduled from 4th October 2018

This meeting has been moved forward one week from 24th October 2018

First SAB Managers network meeting

Please note this meeting has been moved from September 7th to 14th

This meeting was moved from 29th August 2018

Click here to register via Eventbrite

The independent review of the Mental Health Act published its interim report in May, which set out its priority themes for further work. The review is now developing its draft recommendations for the government, regarding how the Mental Health Act and associated practice should change.

The review will be running three workshops during August to engage with mixed audiences on potential options for change, and of what they might result in for service users and professionals. The feedback gathered from attendees will help inform the review’s final recommendations that will be published later in the year.

Break-out sessions will provide opportunity for more in-depth discussion on particular themes, and further details on those will be sent to attendees nearer the time of the events.

The review’s aim is to bring together interested parties of all types, but we are particularly committed to capturing the views and expertise of service users, carers and professionals with direct experience of the Mental Health Act.

The workshops follow an extensive engagement process carried out by the review, earlier this year, to identify priority areas to focus on. If you have been unsuccessful in obtaining a place at a workshop and would like to join the waiting list, please email MHActReview@dh.gsi.gov.uk

Useful information:

• Registration will open at 9.30am and the event will begin at 10am
• All three events are taking place in central city locations, easily accessible from mainline train stations
• Reasonable expenses and adjustments can be provided for those attending in a service user or carer capacity
• Light refreshments will be provided
• The other August workshops will take place in Liverpool on 15th August and Exeter on 21st August
• We anticipate there will also be further opportunities to engage with the review prior to its conclusion. If you would like to find out more about those opportunities, please email MHActReview@dh.gsi.gov.uk

Please note this meeting has been moved from 28th June 2018