Workshops

Overview

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is a core component of personalised care.  This one-day, online workshop, will provide participants with an in-depth introduction to SDM, the evidence and benefits, as well as skills and tools to begin to put high quality shared decision making into practice.  This workshop is accredited with the Personalised Care Institute.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Define Shared Decision-Making.
• Summarise how SDM fits with personalised care.
• Describe the benefits of SDM and the evidence base that supports it.
• Demonstrate understanding of the supportive systems required to deliver Shared Decision Making.
• Describe the SHARE approach, and how it can support SDM conversations.
• Create a reflection of your own practice, including how you will change something to reflect your own learning from the day.

Overview

Personalised Care and Support Planning (PCSP) is a core component of personalised care.  This one-day, online workshop, will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to put high quality PCSP into practice.   Attendees will receive an in-depth introduction to PCSP, in the context of the NHS Universal Model of Personalised Care, as well as practical advice and skills to implement PCSP into practice.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define Personalised Care and Support Planning (PCSP)
• Summarise how PCSP fits with personalised care 
• Describe the benefits of PCSP and the evidence base that supports it
• Demonstrate understanding of the 6 steps of how to create a personalised care and support plan
• State 3 different conversational skills to enable the conversation to develop a personalised care and support plan
• Create a reflection of your own practice, including how you will change something to reflect your own learning from the day.

Overview

Supported self-management (SSM) is a core component of personalised care. This one-day interactive workshop will provide you with introductory knowledge and skills to enable a supported self-management approach in your practice. It will help you to reflect on how and where you could work differently to support people who use your services. You will receive an in-depth introduction to SSM, in the context of the NHS Universal Model of Personalised Care, as well as practical advice and skills to implement this within your practice behaviours.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Define and understand what supported self-management is and what it isn’t
• Summarise how SSM fits within the wider personalised care agenda
• Understand why SSM is important and what the benefits are for people, professionals, and systems
• Describe the concept of activation, and reflect on this impact this has on health behaviour.
• Apply different tailoring and behaviour change principles to your practice
• Know how to show the impact of SSM
• Reflect on your current practice (in a safe and supportive environment) to help you to identify oppurtunity for improvement.

Overview

Anyone with a long-term condition, which is likely to deteriorate, should be encouraged to think about and plan for changes in their health and functioning; how they would like their health and wellbeing to be managed, if their condition changes? The benefits of having these conversations is that people have more choice and control in their care, which is based on the things that matter the most to them.

During this workshop, we will explore ways in which we can start to have conversations about future care; to develop proactive (anticipatory) care plans – and be confident that we are basing these on each individuals values and preferences, supporting them to live as well as they can, throughout the changes in their condition.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Define what is meant by the term Proactive Care and what this encompasses.
• Explain the link between Proactive Care and Personalised Care
• Describe the features of a personalised proactive care plan, and how this can be achieved.
• Describe how Proactive Care can tackle health inequalities 
• Identify the skills required to deliver proactive and personalised care 
• Evaluate your own service and identify areas you could develop 
• State where you can access tools and resources to further your knowledge on these topics.