NES/SSSC Promoting Excellence –Implementation
of Strategic Workforce Development Plan
Presentation Plan

• Partnership and principles

• Promoting Excellence 1 year on

• Promoting Excellence – creating
  sustainability and innovation
Promoting Excellence:
A framework for all health and social
services staff working with people with
Dementia, their families and carers


         Aspirational and ambitious


         Focused on quality of life


         For ALL health and social services staff


         Demonstrating partnership
The structure of the framework


     Expertise in Dementia Practice Level


      Enhanced Dementia Practice Level


        Dementia Skilled Practice Level


      Dementia Informed Practice Level
Workforce Development
Dementia Informed
  Practice

•Chapter 1. Recognising Dementia

•Chapter 2. Communicating Positively

• Chapter 3. Feelings and Behaviour

•Chapter 4. Recognising Strengths

• Chapter 5. Risk Enablement

• Chapter 6. Learning in Practice
Dementia Skilled Practice

                     •Module 1 Understanding Dementia

                     •Module 2 Person and Family centred
                     care & Community Connections

                     •Module 3 Health and Wellbeing

                     •Module 4 Stress and Distress

                     •Module 5 Supporting and Protecting
                     Rights
Nurse and AHP
Consultants



• Currently 8 Nurse Consultants and
  3 AHP Consultants
• Leadership Development
  Programme
• Leading and driving change
Dementia Champions

• 1st Cohort Graduation -14 March 2012
• Evaluation
• Learning and Development Networks
Dementia Champions
Cont’d


• Cohort 2 May-Sept 2012
• Cohort 3 October 2012 – February 2013
• Impact Evaluation of Programme
Education and Training in
Psychological
Interventions and
Therapies

• Learning Resource for Enhanced Practice
• Cognitive Stimulation Therapy




• ACE-R Screening Tool
Psychological Interventions
 and Therapies
• Psychological responses to Stress and Distress in
  Dementia-Training for Trainers- Newcastle model
• Informational and Learning Materials for Families
  and Carers
Psychological
Interventions and
Therapies


• Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

• Information for Families and carers to support
  the person with cognitive difficulties.
Social Services Infrastructure
Post Diagnostic Support




• 36 Places
• Dementia
  Demonstrator
  sites and RCOP
Palliative Care and End of
Life



• 75 places 2011/2012
• 75 places 2012/2013
Stronger Together
      Alzheimer Scotland
      Care Inspectorate
      COSLA
      IRISS
      Joint Improvement Team
      Mental Welfare Commission
      NHS Education for Scotland (NES)
      NHS Healthcare Improvement Scotland
      Royal College of General Practitioners
      Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland
      Scottish Ambulance Service
      Scottish Care
      Scottish Dementia Working Group
      Scottish Government
      Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC)
      Skills for Health
Contact us


                Laura Gillies
  Senior Adviser, Workforce Development
             and Planning (SSSC)
         laura.gillies@sssc.uk.com

                Patricia Howie
        Educational Projects Manager
                    (NES)
      patricia.howie@nes.scot.nhs.uk

NES/SSSC Promoting Excellence –Implementation of Strategic Workforce Development Plan

  • 1.
    NES/SSSC Promoting Excellence–Implementation of Strategic Workforce Development Plan
  • 2.
    Presentation Plan • Partnershipand principles • Promoting Excellence 1 year on • Promoting Excellence – creating sustainability and innovation
  • 3.
    Promoting Excellence: A frameworkfor all health and social services staff working with people with Dementia, their families and carers Aspirational and ambitious Focused on quality of life For ALL health and social services staff Demonstrating partnership
  • 4.
    The structure ofthe framework Expertise in Dementia Practice Level Enhanced Dementia Practice Level Dementia Skilled Practice Level Dementia Informed Practice Level
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Dementia Informed Practice •Chapter 1. Recognising Dementia •Chapter 2. Communicating Positively • Chapter 3. Feelings and Behaviour •Chapter 4. Recognising Strengths • Chapter 5. Risk Enablement • Chapter 6. Learning in Practice
  • 7.
    Dementia Skilled Practice •Module 1 Understanding Dementia •Module 2 Person and Family centred care & Community Connections •Module 3 Health and Wellbeing •Module 4 Stress and Distress •Module 5 Supporting and Protecting Rights
  • 8.
    Nurse and AHP Consultants •Currently 8 Nurse Consultants and 3 AHP Consultants • Leadership Development Programme • Leading and driving change
  • 9.
    Dementia Champions • 1stCohort Graduation -14 March 2012 • Evaluation • Learning and Development Networks
  • 10.
    Dementia Champions Cont’d • Cohort2 May-Sept 2012 • Cohort 3 October 2012 – February 2013 • Impact Evaluation of Programme
  • 13.
    Education and Trainingin Psychological Interventions and Therapies • Learning Resource for Enhanced Practice • Cognitive Stimulation Therapy • ACE-R Screening Tool
  • 14.
    Psychological Interventions andTherapies • Psychological responses to Stress and Distress in Dementia-Training for Trainers- Newcastle model • Informational and Learning Materials for Families and Carers
  • 15.
    Psychological Interventions and Therapies • CognitiveRehabilitation Therapy • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy • Information for Families and carers to support the person with cognitive difficulties.
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Post Diagnostic Support •36 Places • Dementia Demonstrator sites and RCOP
  • 18.
    Palliative Care andEnd of Life • 75 places 2011/2012 • 75 places 2012/2013
  • 19.
    Stronger Together  Alzheimer Scotland  Care Inspectorate  COSLA  IRISS  Joint Improvement Team  Mental Welfare Commission  NHS Education for Scotland (NES)  NHS Healthcare Improvement Scotland  Royal College of General Practitioners  Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland  Scottish Ambulance Service  Scottish Care  Scottish Dementia Working Group  Scottish Government  Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC)  Skills for Health
  • 20.
    Contact us Laura Gillies Senior Adviser, Workforce Development and Planning (SSSC) laura.gillies@sssc.uk.com Patricia Howie Educational Projects Manager (NES) patricia.howie@nes.scot.nhs.uk