Training/Advice
Workshop
Event
Person Centred Practices
Association for Real Change NI
Cost:
ARC Member £85 | Non-member £105
Person centred planning is a way of expressing a set of inclusive values through a unique range of tools and techniques. This one day course enables participants to identify and begin to address the changes that are needed to ensure that person-centred practices are embedded in day to day practice and that people using services have choice and control over how they are supported.
All course content will reflect the NISCC standards of practice which outline the knowledge and skills required for competent practice with particular reference to ‘Delivering Person-Centred Care and Support which is safe and effective’ and the standards set by RQIA in relation to comprehensive care planning.
By the end of the course learners will:
- understand the principles of Person Centred Planning
- explore their knowledge, skills and understanding of person-centred tools and practices
- explore how you and your team use person-centred tools to support individuals to have choice and control in their lives
- look at national good practice examples of Person Centred Practice
- develop key starting points for introducing Person Centred Planning.
Sector:
- Carers
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
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