Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Network

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Aim: To support local systems in preparing for Winter 2019/20 through:

• Understanding the current London position in relation to DToC and Long Length of Stay
• Sharing good practice around maximising wellbeing in the community
• Understanding strengths based / asset-based approach to support discharge from hospital
• Exploring innovative technological solutions to helping people stay well in the community

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)

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)

Focused on:

• DToCs and Discharge to Assess arrangements – an update on how this works
• CHC assessments across borough boundaries
• Better Care Fund plans and assurance process
• ‘Who pays’ amendment to the section on persons detained under the Mental Health Act 1983

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