Who should attend:
This FREE workshop aims to equip individuals with the tools, training and skills they need to provide the 'eyes and ears' for partner organisations.
It offers a wide range of support and signposting to local people to help them live healthy, safe and independent lives.
The Workshop will cover the following risks:
The Primary Care Team at the CCG have commissioned Healthwatch Staffordshire to conduct a patient engagement survey on Active Signposting (also known as ‘Care Navigation’) across South and East Staffordshire. Active Signposting can have a valuable impact in helping patients/carers see the most appropriate professional or service first time. We recognise all of the hardwork of Receptionists across the area to help patients and carers.
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide GP Practices, stakeholders and community leaders with a step by step instruction for involvement with the Fair-Processing campaign for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent. Included in this toolkit are:
• Campaign brief
• Campaign timelines
• Website content
• Social media content
The Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Adult Safeguarding Partnership Board Annual Report for 2018/19 is now available to download here.
Who should attend:
This FREE workshop aims to equip individuals with the tools, training and skills they need to provide the 'eyes and ears' for partner organisations.
It offers a wide range of support and signposting to local people to help them live healthy, safe and independent lives.
The Workshop will cover the following risks:
Who should attend:
This FREE workshop aims to equip individuals with the tools, training and skills they need to provide the 'eyes and ears' for partner organisations.
It offers a wide range of support and signposting to local people to help them live healthy, safe and independent lives.
The Workshop will cover the following risks:
Who should attend:
This FREE workshop aims to equip individuals with the tools, training and skills they need to provide the 'eyes and ears' for partner organisations.
It offers a wide range of support and signposting to local people to help them live healthy, safe and independent lives.
The Workshop will cover the following risks:
Silver dale Methodist Church has just launched a new 'Place Of Welcome' at its Church in Earl Street (behind the Chiop Shop!), and is now offering an extra special welcome to all visitors, including free refreshments, friendly volunteers and lively chat every Thursday between 11am and 1pm.
Then come along to see us at our drop-in session -
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Patients’ health and care records in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent will soon be available electronically to authorised health and social care practitioners.
It will mean a doctor in a hospital, or a paramedic who attends a 999 call will be able to access the same crucial information as a GP, such as details of allergies and current medications, bringing potentially life-saving benefits.
