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NAEP News & Events 2012
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1 March 2012 |
The homecare re-ablement roadshow: making it work for everyone
1Birmingham
Fee: Public sector/charity/NFS £99; central government/private £149
This roadshow addresses the main challenges faced by organisations in establishing effective services in the current policy and economic environment. An enduring and complex issue is how to include all stakeholders in service planning and delivery: local authorities, primary care trusts (and GP consortia), health-care providers, carers, occupational therapists and, most importantly service users themselves and their families. This means finding and implementing new ways of working at all levels and across both health-care and social care providers, to create a cohesive, inclusive and considered business model that engages providers and users, is cost effective, with clear outcomes accountability and longer term implications (health, financial and social) well in view.
This roadshow aims to bring together the main stakeholders in homecare re-ablement services. Together we will examine and discuss what good practice looks like, for the service user and for service providers within your region and local community, and across the UK. Through shared insights and expertise delegates will consider how they and their organisations can embed this in everyday practice.
Tel: 0844 880 5061
Fax: 0844 880 5062
Email: info@pavpub.com
Website: www.pavpub.com/pdf.aspx?path=/events/428.pdf |
8 March 2012 |
The homecare re-ablement roadshow: making it work for everyone
Brighton
Fee: Public sector/charity/NFS £99; central government/private £149
This roadshow addresses the main challenges faced by organisations in establishing effective services in the current policy and economic environment. An enduring and complex issue is how to include all stakeholders in service planning and delivery: local authorities, primary care trusts (and GP consortia), health-care providers, carers, occupational therapists and, most importantly service users themselves and their families. This means finding and implementing new ways of working at all levels and across both health-care and social care providers, to create a cohesive, inclusive and considered business model that engages providers and users, is cost effective, with clear outcomes accountability and longer term implications (health, financial and social) well in view.
This roadshow aims to bring together the main stakeholders in homecare re-ablement services. Together we will examine and discuss what good practice looks like, for the service user and for service providers within your region and local community, and across the UK. Through shared insights and expertise delegates will consider how they and their organisations can embed this in everyday practice.
Tel: 0844 880 5061
Fax: 0844 880 5062
Email: info@pavpub.com
Website: www.pavpub.com/pdf.aspx?path=/events/428.pdf |
22 March 2012 |
The homecare re-ablement roadshow: making it work for everyone
22 March 2012, Cardiff
Fee: Public sector/charity/NFS £99; central government/private £149
This roadshow addresses the main challenges faced by organisations in establishing effective services in the current policy and economic environment. An enduring and complex issue is how to include all stakeholders in service planning and delivery: local authorities, primary care trusts (and GP consortia), health-care providers, carers, occupational therapists and, most importantly service users themselves and their families. This means finding and implementing new ways of working at all levels and across both health-care and social care providers, to create a cohesive, inclusive and considered business model that engages providers and users, is cost effective, with clear outcomes accountability and longer term implications (health, financial and social) well in view.
This roadshow aims to bring together the main stakeholders in homecare re-ablement services. Together we will examine and discuss what good practice looks like, for the service user and for service providers within your region and local community, and across the UK. Through shared insights and expertise delegates will consider how they and their organisations can embed this in everyday practice.
Tel: 0844 880 5061
Fax: 0844 880 5062
Email: info@pavpub.com
Website: www.pavpub.com/pdf.aspx?path=/events/428.pdf |
20 March 2012 |
PromoCon Continence Symposium 2012
Venue: Bolton Arena, Middlebrook, Horwich, Greater Manchester
Date: 20 March 2012
Fee: £15
This 1-day event will include a range of lectures, workshops and breakfast symposiums on a wide variety of continence topics, as well as an extensive exhibition.
Tel: 0161 607 8219
Website: www.promocon.co.uk |
29 March 2012 |
Kidz in the Middle
Venue: Jaguar Exhibition Hall, Ricoh Arena, Coventry
Date: Thursday 29 March 2012
Fee: free
With over 4000 square metres of exhibition space, this exhibition promises to be a hive of activities with over 100 exhibitors attending.
As funding for equipment continues to be a concern, the ‘Kidz’ team introduced ‘The Funding Point’ to all the Kidz events where you can access information and advice about alternative funding streams for equipment and much more.
There are some excellent speakers presenting the free seminar sessions who can provide you with information on best practice, new research and good practical advice. For professional visitors, certificates of attendance are available to support continued professional development. Children and parents are very welcome to attend.
Tel: 0161 607 8200
E-mail: info@disabledliving.co.uk
Website: www.disabledliving.co.uk/Kidz/Middle |
11 – 13 April 2012 |
The Posture and Mobility Group National Training Event
Warwick Arts Centre
University Of Warwick
Gibbet Hill Rd
Coventry, West Midlands, CV4 7AL |
18 - 19 April 2012 |
Tissue Viability Society 2012 - Annual Conference
Kettering Conference Centre
Tissue Viability Society | Events |
19 April 2012 |
Personalisation, Risk and Safeguarding Adults: The Legal Implications - A Michael Mandelstam Course
Disability North
The Dene Centre, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1PH
This course considers personalisation, self directed support and personal budgets in adult social care (and the NHS). It looks at these in relation to risks to vulnerable people including health and safety, abuse and neglect – and what this means for the policy and practice of safeguarding adults.
For more information click on the following link: Personalisation |
1 – 3 May 2012 |
NAIDEX National 1 – 3 May 2012
NEC Birmingham Naidex National 2012 - The disability, homecare and rehabilitation event |
12-14 June 2012 |
College of Occupational Therapists 36th Annual Conferences and Exhibition
-Plus Specialist Section - Mental Health Annual Conference
The SECC, Glasgow, Scotland
Annual Conference | BAOT/COT |
14 June 2012 |
Kidz South
Rivermead Leisure Complex,
Reading
South - Disabled Living |
19 - 20 Sep 2012 |
DNEX - Newcastle Racecourse
DNEX is the North’s largest Independent Living Exhibition and takes place on the 19th and 20th September 2012 at Newcastle Racecourse. DNEX is a must attend event and there is something for everyone including aids and adaptations for independent living and information on accessible leisure facilities.
It is a free exhibition which boasting over 100 exhibitors, and provides information, advice and equipment for disabled people, older adults, carers and health / social care professionals. The exhibition provides information on a range of disability related products and services. DNEX also attracts a myriad of different attendees including disabled people, healthcare professionals and carers.
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24 – 26 Sep 2012 |
National Back Exchange Conference
Hinkley Island Hotel,
Hinkley, Leicestershire
2012 CONFERENCE INFORMATION
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17 – 18 Oct 2012 |
Naidex South
ExCel London
Naidex South 2012 |
8 November 2012 |
Moving and Handling Children Conference and ExhibitionDisabled Living, Manchester
http://www.disabledliving.co.uk/DISLIV/media/Training-Diary/book.pdf |
| 21 November 2012 |
Personalisation, Risk and Safeguarding Adults: The Legal Implications - London
A Michael Mandelstam Course
This course considers personalisation, self directed support and personal budgets in adult social care (and the NHS). It looks at these in relation to risks to vulnerable people including health and safety, abuse and neglect – and what this means for the policy and practice of safeguarding adults.
For more information click on the following link: Personalisation |
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