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Adult Social Care Design Jam summary report
- 1. Designing the future of Adult Social Care Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 2. The Design Jam Sea Communications 2012
- 3. What can designers do for Adult Social Care? Sea Communications 2012
- 4. Design Jam Agenda Sea Communications 2012
- 5. Design Jam Teams Team 1: Challenge theme - Communication Team 3: Challenge theme - System change Team 5: Challenge theme - People Team 2: Challenge theme - Joined up services Team 4: Challenge theme - Funding Facilitators: Sea Communications 2012
- 6. The Design Process Step one: Diagnose Challenge Themes: Communication – Publicity & perceptions Joined up Services – Culture change System Change – Living at home for longer Funding- Rising costs of care + less funding People – Staff training/ personal responsibility Sea Communications 2012
- 7. The Design Process Step two: Co-discover Sea Communications 2012
- 8. The Design Process Step three: Co-design Sea Communications 2012
- 9. Challenge 1 – Communication – Publicity & Perceptions Team: David Losasso, John Lowdon, Roshni Tamang- Mitchell, Tricia Millard, Mark Davis, Sarah Hunt, Kathryn Hughes Challenge question: How can we reach and engage the community? Sea Communications 2012
- 10. Idea 1 – Pop In “Its about physically taking information to a community” Sea Communications 2012
- 11. Challenge 2 - Joined Up Services & Culture Change Team: Bryan Clark, Steve Coombe, Lauren Scott, Nick Bulley, Trisha Nicholas, Robin Johnson Challenge question: How do we enable more informed relationships to facilitate culture change? Sea Communications 2012
- 12. Idea 2 - VillageHall.com Sea Communications 2012
- 13. Challenge 3 – System Change / Living at home for Longer Team: Sam Boex, Stuart Watt, Lizzy Airey, Will Stahl-Timmins, Tina Darrock, Maria Harvey, Laura Hancock Challenge Question: How do we raise awareness of support within the community? Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 14. Idea 3: Listening Teams “Like Street pastors for Social Care”. Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 15. Challenge 4: Funding – Rising costs of care + less funding Team: Paul Davies, Sara Pugh, Jessie Shilcott, Laurin Von Der Osten-Sacken, Chris Doyle, Jane Howard Challenge Question: How can we be more creative with funding sources? First idea – “Care Business Skills Exchange” Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 16. Idea 4: Crowd funding Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 17. Challenge 5: People Team: Robert Woolf, Sheila McCann Downes, Chris Richards, Harriet Simmons, Sarah Sculley, David Smith, Ian Jones Challenge Question: How can we focus on the whole needs of the individual? A better connected “people first” system would also enable care providers to provide targeted individual care to the care user. Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 18. Idea 5: A “Live Well” Passport with Angel Avatar Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 19. Next steps How can we work together to make these good ideas happen? To be discussed on Wednesday 27th June (meeting in the Sandpit room at AIR) Time 4pm – 6pm Potential funding sources for new enterprise solutions: Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 20. About Cornwall Design Forum Report written by Sea Communications 2012
- 21. About The Academy for Innovation and Research Report written by Sea Communications 2012