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An Idea & Opportunity
Bringing together all psychological practitioners
Clinical Psychology, CBT, counselling, HITs, PWPs…..
Including service providers, education & training, professional bodies
Strengthening our voice
A multi professional network
Promoting parity of esteem
Together we are stronger
Relatively small separate profession numbers
Collectively around 3000 to 4000 Psychological Practitioners in the North West
Together we can be a strong voice
Who are we all?
Psycho-therapists
Counsellors Cognitive Behaviour Therapists
Practitioner Psychologists
Psychological Wellbeing
Practitioners
Arts Therapists &
others……
High Intensity Therapists
What’s important to all of us?
Promoting psychological well-being
Delivering safe and effective psychological services
Access to high quality education and training
Informing commissioning & workforce planning
Opportunities to share and learn from good practice and innovation
The Vision Inform, Enable, Influence
CPWD Multi professional themes
- Leadership - Continuing Professional Development - Research & Innovation - Stakeholder engagement - Workforce transformation
Healthcare Science Network
Pharmacy Network
Psychological Professions Network
Allied Health Professions Network
The Centre for Professional Workforce Development (A ‘hosted function’ of Health Education North West)
Five Strategic Areas of Interest
Education & Lifelong Learning
Supporting Clinical Excellence
Research & Innovation
Promoting Psychological Wellbeing
Facilitating Leadership
Large Scale Change NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement (2008)
Movement towards a new vision of the status quo Identification and communication of easily understandable key themes that people ‘can get their heads around’ Mutually reinforcing change across multiple processes and subsystems Multiples of things – ‘lots and lots’ Emergent planning and design, where ongoing flexibility, adaptability, and engagement of others are key Outcomes that are impossible to predict at a detailed level Transformation of mindsets Inherently sustainable new ways
Workforce Planning Education, Commissioning
PROFESSIONAL BODIES
PATIENT ORGANISATIONS
COMMISSIONING ORGANISATIONS
SERVICE PROVIDERS
Department of Health
Workforce Board
&
Executive Steering Group
Special Interest Groups
Task Finish Groups
Policy & Research
Partnership Working
Communities of Practice
Snap Shot - So What’s Happening? Nearly 800 NW Members
Weekly News bulletin
First Workforce Board January 2015
Joint leadership training commissioned by CPWD
Developing Links with with Strategic Clinical Networks and HENW Annual Workforce Planning Team
Invited to meet with colleagues in the North East
Supporter of New Savoy Partnership
So What’s Happening?
PWP Professional Network
IAPT Leadership & Innovation Forum
Senior Psychological Services Leads Group
CBT Consultation Event http://www.nwppn.nhs.uk/index.php/events/cbt-
network-consultation-event
Couple Counselling Update & Consultation Event http://www.nwppn.nhs.uk/index.php/events/couple-therapy-for-depression
Learning Disability & IAPT 2 day training http://www.nwppn.nhs.uk/index.php/events/iapt-services-for-people-with-learning-disabilities
Multi professional Task Finish Group Continuing Professional Development
OBJECTIVES
To collaborate with the CPWD multi-professional work stream to understand the CPD needs of the psychological professions workforce, current uptake and perceived barriers to accessing NHS funded CPD.
To raise awareness of clinicians and managers of existing NHS funded CPD opportunities, and optimising the use of individual performance review.
To promote understanding of the CPD needs of the psychological professions with CPD Leads and increase representation within the key decision-making and planning bodies responsible for CPD provision.
To understand the impact of AQP on access to CPD for those parts of the workforce employed by non-NHS providers.
To work with education providers and CPD Leads to develop recommendations for the development of CPD provision for all sections of the psychological professions workforce.
PPN 2nd Annual Conference 2ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFESSIONS NETWORK
Wednesday 4th March 2015, 9.00am – 4.00pm
As the network celebrates its first year of existence we look towards 2015 with a focus on the opportunities for psychological approaches within the public health agenda and examine the meaning of ‘parity of esteem’ for mental health.
Key note speaker: Gregor Henderson, National Director for Public Mental Health
Membership workshop: ‘Parity of Esteem what is it and how can PPN North West respond?’
Posters: We are keen to support you share projects, research and innovation and invite posters presentations:
Raising the Profile of the Psychological Professions
2015 Coms Strategy
Contact
Clare Baguley
Programme Manager – Psychological Professions Network (PPN North West)
Dr Gita Bhutani
PPN North West Steering Group Chair