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Promoting Excellence: Bringing Dementia Learning to Life S21
- 1. Promoting Excellence: bringing dementia learning to life! Social Services Expo and Conference 18th March 2014
- 2. What should you leave with today? •More awareness and understanding of the Promoting Excellence learning framework •Some new ideas about how to use the framework and associated resources to plan for dementia learning and development within your own organisations …what do you want to leave with?
- 3. Can you rate yourself on the following statement? “I am familiar with the Promoting Excellence framework and know how to implement and embed dementia learning in my organisation” (use the map on your table to record your answer)
- 4. Some history • Created for ALL health and social services staff working with people with dementia, their families and carers • Supports the educational change actions in Scotland’s first National Dementia Strategy (2010) • Developed in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland and launched in 2011 alongside the Standards of Care for Dementia in Scotland Want to read more? www.nes.scot.nhs.uk.com/mental-health/dementia www.sssc.uk.com/promotingexcellence
- 5. Why does it matter? “Education and knowledge must be at the heart of changing any system” Ann Pascoe, National Dementia Carers Action Network “I have the right to be regarded as a unique individual and to be treated with dignity and respect” Standards of Care for Dementia in Scotland, 2011
- 6. What’s out there already? Free to access at www.sssc.uk.com/promotingexcellence www.knowledge.scot.nhs.uk/promotingexcellence
- 7. Click for clip from Informed about Dementia DVD Click for preview of social worker resource (working with carers section)
- 8. Activity Planning ahead Write down the different roles in your organisation- as many as you can in two minutes Look at the levels of knowledge and skills in the Promoting Excellence learning guides- which level should each worker, or group of workers, aspire to achieve? What makes you think this? How should you decide? How can you make this happen? What are the enablers and barriers?
- 9. Can we promote excellence together? Rene Rigby, Development Officer Scottish Care
- 10. Edinburgh Dementia Training Partnership Change fund monies Membership SCOTTISH CARE CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL E.V.O.C. NHS LOTHIAN
- 11. Journey… Stage 1 Appreciative inquiry pilot •Team building, family involvement, action planning •Time, resources and training Stage 2 •Awareness raising and training •Resources •Ambassadors
- 12. • Impact • Outcomes CITY OF EDINBURGH
- 15. Could you be a Dementia Ambassador? Email promotingexcellence@sssc.uk.com
- 16. Contact us! Kerry Cannon, Project Officer Wendy Johnston, Project Officer promotingexcellence@sssc.uk.com Phone: 01382 346189 Workforce Development and Planning Scottish Social Services Council Rene Rigby Independent Sector Development Officer Rene.rigby@scottishcare.org Scottish Care Edinburgh Reshaping Care for Older People Partnership
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- Use the maps on the table to write down how confident you feel about this statement- If you are new to this, you are with us here at the EIC. You want to get to Edinburgh Castle…
- There are 88,000 people with dementia in Scotland- 3,200 under the age of 65. Dementia has a huge impact on the lives of people – from the minute they receive a diagnosis or first notice that something is wrong. The support needed by people with dementia has to be for the individual- because everyone is different, and everyone will experience it differently. This puts a massive responsibility on us as care and support providers. There are 191, 000 people working in social services settings, 65% of whom work in care home, care at home and day care settings
- Plenty of resources to suit a variety of roles and skills needs for health and social services: www.knowledge.scot.nhs.uk/promotingexcellence : Informed about Dementia Dementia Skilled Improving Practice Promoting psychological wellbeing for people with dementia, their families and carers Dementia Acute Care learning resource Dementia Care in the Emergency Department Coming soon: Post Diagnostic Support learning resource for supporting people with dementia, their families and carers from diagnosis and throughout the journey For the social services sector: Enhanced dementia practice for social workers and other professionals – workforcesolutions.sssc.uk.com/NQSW (case sensitive)
- Discussion about these questions using the Promoting Excellence: planning for dementia learning and development guide Available at www.sssc.uk.com/promotingexcellence or contact promotingexcellence@sssc.uk.com for your copy The minimum required practice level does not relate to a worker’s seniority within their profession or organisation. Instead it relates to the involvement the worker has in promoting a good quality of life for people with dementia through their role in care, treatment and support. Planning for dementia learning and development begins with identifying the minimum required level of knowledge and skills and deciding how you and others can achieve and go beyond this level with support from your team or organisation
- Discussion about the Edinburgh Training Partnership, led by Scottish Care, Edinburgh City Council, the Edinburgh Council of Voluntary Organisations Supporting social care workers across Edinburgh to access dementia training and learning using Promoting Excellence and the free learning resources
- Having received £124,000 of Change Fund Money specifically for dementia training in care homes, the training partnership was established. Having appraised various training options and the resources involved, there was agreement to adopt and promote the Promoting Excellence Learning and Development Framework within City of Edinburgh Care Homes. Through Reshaping Care for Older People – Change Fund monies we are in a position to fund the release of staff. Each care home will be able to access up to £400 to cover costs associated,
- Learning journey undertaken by those with an interest in reshaping care for older people ‘Creating a positive culture’ and ‘developing a workforce fit for purpose’
- There are nearly 400 Dementia Ambassadors across Scotland working to support teams and organisations to develop their knowledge and skills for working with people with dementia, their families and carers. Ambassadors come from a range of public, third and independent sector settings, mainly care at home, care home and day care. The Role of SSSC Dementia Ambassador includes: 1. developing expertise in the content and philosophy of Promoting Excellence 2. acting as a conduit for SSSC in the dissemination of information about Promoting Excellence resources and products within your identified local area or burgeoning locality 3. as part of a network of Ambassadors, contributing to raising awareness of Promoting Excellence, resources and products and improving practice 4. holding small awareness sessions, offering peer support and/or signposting to sources of information and support creating sustainability in improving dementia practice built on effective networking and Ambassadorial support These activities can help you progress through the Continuing Learning Framework (CLF) by meeting your own professional developmental goals, for example by demonstrating leadership, mentoring and communication skills and other transferrable skills.