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Nearly 350,000 patients currently spend over three weeks in acute hospitals each year.”
NHS Improvement March 2019

Following the National Ambition to cut long hospital stays by 25% this conference focuses on improving patient flow, discharge arrangements and admission avoidance to reduce long stays in hospital.

Chaired by Dr Liz Deutsch, Consultant Nurse (Acute Medicine) and Post Doctoral Research Fellow, University Hospitals Birmingham and University of Birmingham.

This conference will enable you to:

• Network with colleagues who are working to reduce long hospital stays
• Reflect on national developments and learning
• Learn from outstanding examples of changing culture and practice to improve patient flow
• Improve the way you manage discharge planning to reduce overstaying older people
• Learn from an organization that has achieved a 0% overstaying older people rate
• Develop your skills in undertaking long stay patient reviews: Understanding the root cause of long stays in your service
• Understand how you can improve the way you work to keep people out of hospital including looking at the role of the Virtual
  Hospital
• Identify key strategies for implementing the SAFER Care Bundle and Red to Green
• Ensure you are up to date with the latest evidence on discharge2assess and ensuring safety at discharge
• Learn from trusts that have improved rates of same day discharge
• Reduce Long Stays for Frail Older People
• Self assess and reflect on your own practiceFor further information visit
  www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/reducing-long-hospital-stays

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Feedback from delegates attending the last event on this topic:

“It was a perfect conference – no improvement, well organised”
“Amazing programme, very well explained changes/news about other trusts’ achievements, and new improvements from NHS England”
“Very informative and lots of ideas that could be adapted to my service”
“Very well structured and organised. Relevant topics for discussion – all speakers very passionate about patient centred care”
“All talks were brilliant, full of inspirational facts and updates”

Group rates:

A 15% discount is available to all but the first person in a booking. We can offer increased discount rates for bookings of 5 or more, contact kerry@hc-uk.org.uk.

Interested in Exhibiting at this event?
This conference includes an exhibition for delegates to hear about, discover and takeaway details of new products and services.

Email: carolyn@hc-uk.org.uk
or call Carolyn Goodbody on 01932 429933

Don’t miss this important opportunity to join in the discussion and personal development around promoting the needs of Children and Young People in Care.

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The Strengths-based practice framework for professional practice was released in February 2019.
A Strengths-based practice is a social work theory that focuses on people’s strengths and goals rather than their problems. This conference focuses on implementing a Strengths-based approach, and applying the Strengths-based Based Practice Framework for Professional Practice in Adult Social Work.

“A strengths-based approach explores, in a collaborative way the entire individual’s abilities and their circumstances rather than making the deficit the focus of the intervention…. When using a strengths-based approach, risk is looked at as an enabler, not as a barrier.”
Strengths-based approach practice framework February 2019

This conference will enable you to:

• Network with colleagues who are working to implement a strengths based approach to adults social work
• Learn from outstanding practice in applying the Strengths-based Based Practice Framework for Professional Practice in Adult Social Work
• Reflect on national developments and learning, and the lived experience
• Understand the five quadrant model promoted as a set of practice triggers or prompts bought to action through knowledge, values, experiential learning, theories and skills
• Develop your skills in Delivering a Strengths-based approach to Adult Safeguarding
• Understand how you can improve the assessment process and the way you look at risk issues
• Identify key strategies for quality assurance
• Ensure your practice and interventions are proportionate through case study examples
• Self assess and reflect on your own practice
• Gain cpd accreditation points contributing to professional development and revalidation evidenceFor further information visit
  www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/strengths-based-social-work