
SPECIFICATION
FOR SEDC-SUPPORTED
PD COURSES in 2004-5
Administration
· Course outlines using pro-formas below to be received by SEDC by June 11
· Approval for funding by end of June
· Supporting costs will be paid in three parts: first in July for setting up
· Second in December 2004 when evidence of course delivery, including course brochures, number of participants with their professional backgrounds, work settings and employing organisations is received
· Final in Summer 2005 when number completing the course, participants’ feedback and analysis, and plans for future development are received
Course philosophy
· Based on “Breaking the Cycle of Rejection” Capabilities Framework
· Encourages patient/client autonomy and development of individual responsibility
· Well-reflecting the views of users and carers
· Non-threatening
· Empowering learners to use what they already know
· Finding common language
· Focus on attitude change and stigma reduction
Course structure
· Starts September 2004, finish by June 2005
· Between 20 and 40 course participants
· Variety of teaching methods
· Planned and run by multidisciplinary team, including contributions from all significant services in SHA area
· Service user or ex service user input to planning and delivery
· Inclusive and accessible (e.g. no disciplines excluded through use of jargon)
· Multi-professional
· Multi-agency
· Multi-sector
· Mechanism for cascade of awareness training through course participants
· Continuing support for course graduates wanting to undertake further PD work
· Participation in SE-wide and national evaluation
· Use of IT and NIMHE KC for dissemination of course material and widening reach of PD training
· Commitment to continuation and further development beyond year 1
· Collaboration with other SE courses in annual development conference
Course content
· Minimum of seminars + work discussion + reflective component
· Evidence-based, where it exists
· Case formulation from different approaches
· Explains PD phenomenology an continuum
· Includes Aetiology
· Interventions and evidence
· Sociological and deviance perspectives
· Eclectic with regard to therapeutic or theoretical models
· Management principles: engagement, attachment and consistency
· Stigma and education
· Attend to team and organisational dynamics
· Models of supervision
· Skills: what to do and what not to do
· Service design discussions
Publicity and advertising
· Pamphlet to include course aims, intended audience, dates and outline of content
· With SEDC logo
· Produced by end of June
· Circulated widely within all MH trusts in SHA
·
Circulated to other agencies
within SHA area
(eg primary care, voluntary sector, social services etc)
Application pro-forma
To receive the funding support for putting on these courses, please send in a brief summary of the proposed course under the following headings by JUNE 11th:
1 Organising team: names, backgrounds and places of work
2 Publicity: how, where and to whom the course will be advertised
3 *Format: venue for proposed course, frequency, timing, dates
4 *Course content: regular sessions, topics covered, learning methods
5 *Staff: who will be teaching on the course
6 Other features: anything else distinctive about the course
7 Future intentions
8 Lead contact for SEDC
* the course pamphlet would suffice to answer 3, 4 and 5.
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