whose shoes workshop 16 june 2010

Thinking outside the boxNewcastle, 8 June 2010

Gill PhillipsDirector

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Welcome!

Time is very short!

Whose Shoes? – Putting People First – an innovative approach to personalisation!


Aims and Objectives

To think about new ways of learning and get hands-on experience of this interactive tool

To understand more about personalisation from different perspectives

To think further about how things need to change to “Put People First”


What do we mean by personalisation?

2 minutes – key words only!


Quote for inspiration

‘Training’ {for personalisation} – not just acquiring a tick-list of ‘competences’, but developing understanding of how it is for this individual, walking in their shoes…..

Barbara Pointon, MBEAmbassador for Alzheimer’s Society


Practical help

How to play – rules of the game

Notes for facilitators

On-going support and advice


Working across boundaries

Local authoritiesHealth and social care providersUniversities and collegesService users & carers – Phoenix Support Group – Dragon’s Den bid!

People working together


Recognised as “good practice”

Whose Shoes? featured in…..

Community Care magazine

Department of Health “Communications toolkit”Customer testimonials and network


THE MARKET

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

STAFF - TO MAKE IT HAPPEN!

PEOPLE WHO HAVE CHOICE & CONTROL!

LAC (DH)(2008)1: Transforming adult social care

Transforming Social Care



Whose shoes?

Start building the path at the end Start building the path at the end with the arrow with the arrow –– health & emotional wellhealth & emotional well--being

↑being


Pick up a tile

Put back a tile


When a block of four is When a block of four is complete, it is complete, it is ““safesafe””-- you donyou don’’t ever put these t ever put these tiles backtiles back

When you have a part-finished block – you have to “put back”


Poet's Corner


Play Whose Shoes?


Thank you for coming to this workshop

Please tell people about Whose Shoes?

Dep’t of Health “Communications toolkit”- good practice case study - personalisation

www.puttingpeoplefirst.org.uk/content.asp?contentid=453

www.nutshellcomms.co.uk

http://www.puttingpeoplefirst.org.uk/content.asp?contentid=453

http://www.nutshellcomms.co.uk/

whose shoes workshop 16 june 2010

Documents

good practicewhose shoes

lac dh20081

handson experience

barbara pointon

choice control

new ways of learning

understanding ofhow

leadership management