Building the right support – Learning & Sharing Evaluation webinars

Dear colleague, NHS England and NHS Improvement is hosting four two hour long webinars to share findings from the ‘Building the Right Support’ evaluation.  The webinars will provide a great opportunity for you to learn about positive practice across all of our commitments in the long term plan. To make the best use of time, we …

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How much bad news is needed before change really happens? | BLOG12

Word cloud from #WeLDN Post-Panorama Review There’s been a lot in the media over the last few weeks about important issues impacting on people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism and their families and loved ones. In no particular order, people have learnt that  the atrocities suffered by vulnerable people in institutions uncovered back in the …

December e-update for Transforming Care Partnerships (TCPs) and partners

webinar-11-decDownload newsletter_december_2018_11Download Dear all Please find below and attached latest updates from the national Transforming Care programme including: The role of social care in prevention – get involved in researchTrainee Nursing Associates expansion in Learning Disability servicesReturn to Practice (RTP) Learning Disability NursingUsing conversations to assess and plan people’s care and support – new guidanceNew …

When will there be good news? | BLOG07

A few days ago I attended the launch of the Greater London Learning Disability Community of Practice. This Community has been set up with the support of our programme in response to London stakeholders (who can be anyone from a health & care provider to a person with lived experience) telling us that they want …

The rise of the ambassador: What have we done……..? | BLOG06

We only write one blog a month to update you on what the programme has been up to, and every time we want to share amazing news we find yet another story is broadcast that brings into focus the stark reality of care and support for people with an intellectual disability and or autism in …