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TLAP at the NATIONAL CHILDREN AND ADULT SERVICES CONFERENCE
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Making it Real – it’s what good looks like
On the heels of our successful launch of Making it Real, which received sector wide endorsement and praise, TLAP will be presenting it at NCASC on the opening morning. Please come and support the session if you’re going to the conference. We’ll be in Charter 1 on Wednesday 14th October from 11.05 and at the exhibition on stand H24.
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We’re also supporting Social Care Future
Will you be at Social Care Future? TLAP and members of our National Co-production Advisory Group (NCAG) will be taking part on 14/15 November besides being involved in sessions at NCASC.
Social Care Future will showcase a more positive vision of care by demonstrating and discussing current innovative practice. TLAP will have an active role in Glimpses of the future at the People’s History Museum on Wednesday 14th at 2-5.45pm along with SCIE, Nesta and Shared Lives Plus. We hope you can join us.
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Building Community Capacity practitioners’ network event - 12th December, Birmingham
Our next BCC meeting is not far off. The programme includes our usual mix of policy updates, research and examples of great practice. These events are extremely popular so please book soon.
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Co-production in mental health -16th November, London
Skills for Care are running a free event for people who want to change the way mental health services are commissioned, designed and delivered. You’ll hear case story examples and find out about the latest guide from Skills for Care and NDTi.
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Personal Health Budget Experience Survey
The results of the independent survey of people with a personal health budget (PHB) are out.
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Do you want to help decide priorities for health research? –12th November deadline
We all expect our healthcare to be safe, but sometimes mistakes can happen that may put patients at unnecessary risk.
This topic is under investigation by NIHR Imperial Patient Safety Translational Research Centre & James Lind Alliance. Their survey asks you to rank the "questions" for research to make care safer for adults with complex health needs. It’s open to health care professionals, patients, carers and the public and closes on Monday, so hurry.
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Have your say in Social Work England’s identity
Social Work England will launch in 2019 as the new regulator of the social work profession in England. The organisation will operate at an arm's length from government. They are working on a visual identity to communicate their mission. Have your say by completing a questionnaire to help shape it.
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Information and advice in an ageing society
Access to good information and advice is important at all stages of life, but finding what you need can be challenging and confusing. Senior Policy Advisor Tim Parkin represented TLAP at a House of Lords symposium, organised by the South East England Forum on Ageing (SEEFA) as part of a wider project with South East Age UK organisations.
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Individual Service Funds in the East Midlands
Inflexible support planning and contracting are just some of the challenges that have stopped the wider take up of Individual Service Funds. The East Midlands ADASS Personalisation Network has commissioned a review of progress in developing ISFs. Their report is published and ready for viewing.
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The WHO health evidence network synthesis report
World Health Organisation has produced a report on the different quantitative and qualitative methods that have been developed to measure health-related community resilience at a national and local levels.
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New intermediate care quick guide from NICE and SCIE
Intermediate care can be an effective way to support people’s independence, particularly after an accident or hospital stay. Promoting independence through intermediate care, is a new quick guide from NICE and SCIE. It is available online or as a PDF and can be used by individuals or in training sessions.
NICE and SCIE have also published a quick guide for people who use intermediate care and their carers – Understanding intermediate care, including reablement.
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