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Module 3: Role of Practice Leadership in Implementing Ethical Care and Support.
Module 3: Role of Practice Leadership in Implementing Ethical Care and Support.
Duration: One day (9.30am to 4pm)
Next date: 31 January 2024
If you would like us to run this programme within your organisation, please email your request to estiacentre@slam.nhs.uk
Aims
- For participants to understand the role of leadership to ensure that quality care and support is provided effectively and safely.
- To enable participants to gain knowledge of key legal and ethical issues that are relevant to leading teams that support people with a learning disability and to be able to integrate these into their daily practice.
Target Audience
Target Audience
- For senior support staff, team leaders and managers to mentor and supervise with others.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand leadership styles, roles and responsibilities for developing their team.
- Review the Leadership Qualities Frameworks and how this can be used to develop oursleves and our teams.
- Understand and be able to meet CQC requirements for well led services.
- Be able to recognise signs of care erosion that could lead to unethical practice and a decline in the quality of care.
- Identify areas to improve the quality of supervision.
Content
- What is effective leadership.
- Leadership styles and behaviours.
- Legislation that supports implementation of ethical care and support.
- A leader’s responsibilities.
- Ethical leadership.
- Care erosion.
- Supervision and support.
- Reflective practice.
- The six keys to leading wellbeing.
The best training l have ever attended. It was very informative and I learnt a lot and I'll suggest to my colleagues do it too. I enjoyed it. Thank you.
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Not for profit organisations in Lambeth, Lewisham or Southwark and SLaM NHS or GSTT NHS staff
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All other learmers
On booking a place on this training programme, you will be directed to Estia Oracle, our new virtual learning environment where you can access workshop information, learning materials and resources. If you would like to book multiple places for this course please email estiacentre@slam.nhs.uk
