The document provides an agenda for an event titled "Learning from Good Practice in Health Services for people with Learning Disabilities across the West Midlands" to be held at Wolverhampton Racecourse on July 9th 2010. The day will include welcome remarks, presentations on health and safety and on plans for the next year. In the afternoon there will be drama performances and a prize raffle. The event aims to share good practices in health services for people with learning disabilities across the West Midlands region.

1. Friday 9th July 2010
Wolverhampton Racecourse
Dunstall Park, Gorsebrook Road, Wolverhampton
“Learning from Good Practice in Health Services
for people with Learning Disabilities across the
West Midlands”
“The Day’s Plan”
Drinks - available all day
Lunch - available from 12.00 noon

2. Registration and Drinks
Welcome
Ivan Burchess - Health & Social Care
Engagement Lead for Learning Disability,
NHS West Midlands
Andrew Powell - Service User Consultant
“Health & Safety” bit - Jennifer Hare
The Self Assessment Framework
Ivan Burchess - Health & Social Care
Engagement Lead for Learning
Disability, NHS West Midlands
Lawrence Moulin - Mental Health &
Learning Disability Lead NHS West
Midlands
The Plan for Next Year
Ivan Burchess - Health & Social Care
Engagement Lead for Learning
Disability, NHS West Midlands
Ranjit Senghera - Programme
Specialist, NHS West Midlands

3. From... “Over to You” - Sharing Good
Practice Across the West Midlands
Please take time to look at each of the
areas showing some examples of good
All practice in health services for people
Afternoon with learning disabilities.
Lunch - will be available from 12.00
This will be served in the room where you
registered this morning.
During the afternoon, there will be
drama performances on the main stage
from:
Grapevine (Coventry)
“Death by Indifference”
New Ideas (Warwickshire)
“GP Awareness Training”
Arty Party DVD (Telford)
Free Prize Raffle
Hold on to your tickets!
Time to go Home
Ivan Burchess - Thank you and Goodbye

4. Information
There will be someone with a camera and video
today. His name is James.
He will only take your picture if you say it’s OK.
It is OK to say “No” if you don’t want your
picture taken. No one will mind.
The pictures and video will be used to show the
big bosses at the NHS West Midlands what you
think about the health services in the region.
A team called “New possibilities” are here today
to take notes and drawings as a visual record of
the day.
This will be put into a report for NHS West
Midlands.
There will be a “Talking Wall” which is a space
Write
for you to write or draw any thoughts and
here!
feelings about the day.
Thank you very much for coming today.
We hope you have enjoyed it.