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CENTRAL LONDON
23-25 JUNE 2010
www.connectionsproject.eu
DDN/FDAP WORKSHOPS
15% discount to FDAP members.
All courses run from 10am – 4pm in central London, and include lunch and refreshments.
For more details about these workshops email ian@cjwellings.com or telephone 020 7463 2081. Or visit
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SUPERVISION
Good performance management and clinical supervision are key elements
of providing safe, efficient and effective services to clients that are
constantly improving. Where they are not in place, all sorts of abuse can,
and does, take place. Where staff are not supervised and their practice
monitored, then there is a risk of danger to the client, the organisation and
to themselves. Decent and consistent client care cannot take place without
proactive and coherent management practice.
Line managers are often expected to cope with everything and are not
always given the support to provide staff with the resources they need.
These related courses will help managers look at different elements of their
role and identify how best they can ensure they offer appropriate timely and
effective supervision so staff develop their skills through reflective practice.
To assist managers with this DDN are pleased to announce two
one-day workshops.
What is clinical supervision?
(18 March, Central London)
What is management supervision?
(19 March, Central London)
These courses are for managers or clinical supervisors new to providing
supervision or for those more experienced who wish to refresh their skills.
After this course participants will be able to:
Describe the purpose of clinical and management supervision.
Agree the elements of a clinical and management supervision contract
with a member of staff.
Outline the role of clinical supervision in clinical governance.
Describe the clinical supervisor’s role in clinical governance.
These courses is mapped to the following DANOS or generic health and social
care units:
Unit BF5 Lead teams to provide a quality provision.
Unit GEN35 Provide supervision to other individuals.
Delivered by experienced trainers Tim Morrison and Fiona Hackland,
these one-day workshops can be taken together or independently.
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