There's just 5 days to Christmas and we've got a cracker for you! In today's December Recognition Month, where we celebrate the achievements of members from our Improvement Directors Network (IDN) & Improvers Learning Network (ILN), we are spotlighting Mary Morris 🙌 She's been nominated by Sara M. Little, MPA, FACHE at Barts Health NHS Trust. Here's what she said: "Mary is a seasoned QI trainer. She is an essential part of our QI faculty. "She coaches teams throughout the site and build their confidence to deliver QI projects. She adeptly adapts QI to range of difference challenges. "We are so lucky to have a patient, skilled coach like Mary." #IDN #ILN #DecemberRecognitionMonth #Improvement #NHS Amar Shah Emma Challans-Rasool Elaine King Lynsey Ogilvie Victoria Treadway NHS Providers NHS England NHS Improvement
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Our practical training course, originally crafted for NHS link workers, is perfect for any organisation aiming to improve local community interactions! - NHS Link Workers - Local Authorities - Primary Care Staff - VCSE Organisations - Members of Patient Participation Groups Sign up via our link in the comments #communityengagement #training
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www.criticalsecond.com It is imperative that your support staff are in touch with the latest theory and techniques. This ensures smooth, timely and safe performance of daily activities. Our programs follow the NDIS Practice Standards (Nov 22, v3) where the principles relating to the HIGH INTENSITY DESCRIPTORS are discussed, demonstrated and practiced. Our team up-skills yours. BENEFITS · Improved knowledge and skill-set of staff · Staff access to online training and competency certificates · A freer and more effective lifestyle because of trust in staff · New found ability to allocate tasks · More accurate and quicker troubleshooting · Fewer hospital admissions because needs are being met · Superior recognition (and potentially treatment) prior to deteriorating health · Ambulance liaison service with bespoke training · Improved social engagements through better health
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Finally got around to reading this, rather good, consultation on the regulation of NHS managers released by Department of Health and Social Care. The discussion within it, detailing the options on offer, is very comprehensive. My own personal view is that: - a voluntary register would be the best option, but with provisos of 1) a guarantee that NHS orgs have to appoint / grandfather leaders from that register and cannot employ without this and 2) a barring / Fitness to Practise and revalidation / professional declaration mechanism is built into the voluntary register holder process so that bad apples can be exited on professional grounds; Rationale for this is that: - there is too much variation of skillset, entry point, educational background and role to go for formal statutory regulation which usually implies a shared professional curricula and "standard"; - according to Right Touch Regulation theory, statutory regulation would be overkill in this circumstance based on the immediate risk profile to the public of the professionals involved - this would avoid duplication and "double regulation" for NHS managers who already hold professional regulation albeit they would need to be registered with the voluntary register - statutory regulation would be a barrier to entry and would ladle too many costs into a system that is already financially challenged A really interesting shift in culture and accountability could be seen as a result of these proposals - looking forward to seeing it play out. #NHS #Regulation #Professionalregulation #Professional #Healthcare
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What is a CHW? As Dr. Davari explains, CHWs are not new, but maybe the title is less familiar. These are the individuals in our families and communities who everyone instinctively goes to for help navigating the healthcare arena - not because they have medical training necessarily, but because they naturally seem to understand what needs doing, where to go, who to talk to, and they have the empathy and cultural competency needed to act as a bridge between their community and the healthcare realm. Offering formal training to these individuals, gaining certification for them, and offering well-paid employment recognized and reimbursed by healthcare organizations has brought more awareness to the incredible role CHWs play, and demand for individuals in this role is rising. Having trained CHWs for over a decade now, and working hand-in-hand with licensed medical professionals to develop the curriculum at Pacific Empire College, we hope to be a part of helping the region meet the increasing need for CHWs. #CommunityHealthWorkers #CHW #HealthcareHeroes #EmpathyInHealthcare
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The November issue of the British Journal of Healthcare Assistants (BJHCA) is now available, offering essential reading for healthcare support workers, healthcare assistants (HCAs), and assistant practitioners (APs). With peer-reviewed content, this issue supports professional development and best practices in patient care. In this issue: 📜 Regulation of HCAs: A look into ongoing discussions about formal regulation and its implications for the profession. 💊 Medicine Management: Learn the fundamental principles of how medicines work to enhance safe practice. 🧩 Supporting Autism in Healthcare: Insights into understanding key issues when caring for autistic patients. ❤️ Activities of Living: Addressing the often-overlooked aspect of expressing sexuality within patient care. 📢 Care Certificate Focus: Improving communication skills as part of the care certificate training. 📚 Information Allies: Exploring the role of librarians in supporting HCAs' access to vital information. Access the full issue via #OpenAthens, link in the comments. 👇 #BJHCA #Healthcare #AHPs #MAHealthcare
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Some really useful information and insight into our Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health & Social Care (RQF). This qualification is accepted by CQC as well! ⭐ #healthandsocialcare #CQC #registeredmanager #socialcare #care
Calling all Care Assistants, Care Workers, and Senior Carers 🚨 Do you want to gain a fully recognised qualification and apply for the Registered Manager status under the regulated framework? Our Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care (previously NVQ5) is available to all aspiring registered managers! If you have doubts, our video gives you a full breakdown of what to expect from this qualification. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eGkSS_7B #healthandsocialcare #healthcare #socialcare #care #seniorcarer #careassistant #careworker #NVQ5
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The Guardian Service submitted written evidence to the Health and Social Care Select Committee to support their inquiry into NHS leadership, performance, and patient safety. In our evidence we make three points. Firstly, the Guardian role should not be treated as an in-house add-on. It is a specialist role that can only be effective when it is implemented independently of the organisation being supported. Secondly, the current narrative on speaking up is not having the impact it should and, in some cases, actually drives division. Mandated e-learning does not open mindsets. Change is needed that focusses on dialogue and acknowledges the challenges that both sides encounter when something needs to be raised and properly responded to. Thirdly, national direction needs to be recalibrated to put the needs of an integrated workforce and cross-system collaboration for the benefit of staff, patients and service-users first. Openness, engagement and transparency need to replace echo-chambers. Read our written evidence in full here: https://lnkd.in/eKE3zx_U NHS England National Guardian's Office #NHS #patientsafety #speakup #ftsu #NHSleadership #leadership #NHSEngland
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The UK care sector is fast-paced, ever changing and additional budget is hard to come by. Staff turnover rate currently sits at a staggering 30% so sustainable, flexible and comprehensive health and social care training is more important than ever. High attrition means that knowledge and skills can quickly dissipate, leaving care facilities vulnerable and under-equipped. This is where the value of investing in robust, validated training becomes apparent. Read our latest blog to find out why a specialist e-Learning dysphagia training solution could be right for your care setting 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/gksVcnpB #newblog #latestnews #blog #swallowingdifficulties #dysphagia #ukhealthcare #wecare #iddsi #iddsiuk #iddsidiet #carehomemanagement #edsframework #eds
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Calling all occupational health professionals! There’s still time to register interest for our online training workshops for clinical development. Choose from the ‘Occupational Health Risk Assessment’ and ‘Employment & Pre-Placement Health’ modules. Run by leading Specialist Occupational Health Nurse Consultant, Lucy K., the practical modules will: - Enable you to hit the ground running in clinical practice. - Provide you with the daily clinical and professional skills you require to undertake your duties. - Give you the clinical skills to support further academic qualifications and training. Find out more here: Training Workshops: Professional Development (npag.org.uk) #occupationalhealth #training #clinicaldevelopment
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Do you plan out your NDIS report before you start, or jump straight to filling in a template? Templates are great, but if you don’t have a clear plan in mind, you’re going to get halfway through your report and run into issues like this… You’re not sure what your final recommendation is going to be. You haven’t got enough objective evidence to support your recommendation. You don’t know if what you’re asking for will actually meet the reasonable and necessary criteria. In other words, you aren’t 100% confident in your own clinical reasoning and it shows in your report through gaps and inconsistencies. When I created my latest online course – the 10 Steps to NDIS Report Writing Success – I recognised that it was these planning steps that were often missed by allied health professionals writing NDIS reports. So, in my course, the first five steps happen before you even need to look too closely at a template. The course comes with some helpful planning tools, and now you can download one of them for free! The link you need is in the comments, or let me know if you can’t see it. #OccupationalTherapy #NDIS #YourOTTutor
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