Building on recording practice
A new partnership with Scottish Borders Council to explore analysis in social work recording.
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on 20 Jul 2020
Recording is a daily part of social work and social care practice that involves a range of approaches, styles, formats and systems. It is a highly skilled activity that continues to evolve as changes and developments take place in professional practice.
On this page you'll find a collection of Iriss resources about recording practice in social services, including articles, learning reports and tools.
During 2019/20 we worked with East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership to explore recording practice from a cross-service perspective and in 2020/21 we will continue to build on this work and take it in new directions. As new resources are produced we'll add them to this collection.
Recording practice with East Ayrshire HSCP
Project report part 1: Background, approach and context
Experiences and perspectives on case recording and exploration of ideas for improving recording within day-to-day practice.
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on 10 Apr 2020
Recording practice with East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership - project report part 2
Main project themes and principles for great recording
Part two of the report highlights key themes explored in workshops, before going on to outline the six key principles for great recording.
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on 10 Apr 2020
Recording practice with East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership - project report part 3
Project evaluation
Part three brings together the learning of the project.
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on 10 Apr 2020
Iriss on… Recording practice in social work
A short paper on recording practice in social work, with insight from Sharon Laing, Service Manager Corporate Parenting, East Ayrshire Council.
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on 9 Aug 2019
Recording practice and accessing records
Scoping review
A summary of findings from an initial scoping review addressing how practice is recorded within social work in Scotland.
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on 25 Apr 2019