Fit for the Future: Outcomes in care homes cards
Cards which show a series of snapshots of what life in an outcomes-focused care home might look like.
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on 11 Oct 2016
Tools that support engagement when thinking about issues and working with other people.
Fit for the Future: Lessons for collaboration
Lessons that can be applied to any collaborative project and should be used as ‘food for thought’ to help plan productive partnerships.
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on 11 Oct 2016
Fit for the Future: Values based recruitment
A series of exercises to be done with management teams, staff and people who access support.
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on 11 Oct 2016
Fit for the Future: Business planning
A tool to create a SWOT analysis, an action plan and develop a service story.
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on 11 Oct 2016
Plan for prevention - prompt cards
Preventing loneliness and social isolation for older people
Cards that prompt people to think about preventative approaches to maintain and build social and community connections for older people.
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on 30 Jul 2014
WITTY (What's Important To You?)
Create your own personalised map of what is important in your life to help promote well-being
A free iPad app which enables people to visually map positive assets and factors they have and can better engage with in day to day life.
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on 24 Jun 2013
D-Cards
Difficulties, decisions, deliberations
A series of cards that can support you to facilitate difficult discussions and decisions.
Published in
on 17 Jun 2013
Leading for outcomes: integrated working, Part one
Defining what is meant by integrated working
What do we mean by integrated working
In any discussion of integrated working, a first prerequisite is that all parties define what they are talking about. Integrated working is one of those terms that has come to mean different things to different people so it is essential to ensure that everyone is talking about the same thing.
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on 13 May 2013
Leading for outcomes: integrated working, Part three
Practising and sustaining the outcomes-focused approach in integrated working
- Identifying different types of outcomes
- Achieving an outcomes-focused approach
- Addressing the challenges of introducing an outcomes approach
- Involving service users and carers in identifying outcomes
- Sustaining an outcomes approach
- Providing leadership for an outcomes-focused approach
The challenges of working in an outcomes-focused way in integrated working
Many people who receive support will be used to a service-
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on 13 May 2013
Leading for outcomes: integrated working, Part two
Understanding and promoting an outcomes-focused approach in integrated working
Outcomes are discussed fully in the parent guide (Leading for outcomes: a guide) and you may wish to refer to exercises 1 and 2 on pages 11-18 of that guide as an introduction to the outcome categories, the benefits of an outcomes-focused approach, and for an understanding of how this approach differs from a service-led approach. By outcomes we mean the impact of support on a person’s life, and not the outputs of services. Outcomes are the answer to the question: so what difference does it make? They are the changes or benefits for individuals whether as service users or informal/family carers.
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on 13 May 2013
