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EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS AGREEMENT
2. Joint Protocol 2.1 This joint Protocol will govern the way in which Nottinghamshire County Council and its recognised Trade Unions work together co-operatively towards a common goal of quality public services. It is designed to help further develop, maintain and promote a positive Employment Relations climate, which will benefit all service users, employees, managers and Elected Members ...
The Ombudsman’s final decision - Nottinghamshire County Council
The officer assessed Mrs P as needing two carers visiting four times a day. 30. NHS occupational therapists (OTs) also carried out a home visit around this time. They decided various assistive equipment would be put in place. 31. Mrs P was discharged home a few days later with an OT accompanying her home to further assess how she managed at ...
Integrated health and social care - Nottinghamshire County Council
Community Hub Health and social care Care delivery group encompassing health and social care Community nursing / therapy, social care, OT, Intermediate care, START, home care, crisis response , third sector Determine care package from range of providers at Single Point of Access 11 Examples of duplicate interfaces Social Care
6 County CAMHS Looked After & Adoption Team - Service Provision ...
Purpose of the Report 1. To provide an update on the work and service developments of the County Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Children Looked After (CLA) and Adoption Team.
minutes - Nottinghamshire County Council
A Framework for Action has been established for all partners, to drive forward in their individual organisations. Work is underway to tackle smoking dependency and to help people move away from smoking, including through therapy services. Effective tobacco control mechanisms will require interventions at the civic, community and service level.
report - Nottinghamshire County Council
The ground floor (1553m2) would comprise entrance and administration at the front of the building, school kitchen and hall, and therapy rooms including a hydrotherapy pool, separated by the central corridor.
o Health without Mental - Nottinghamshire County Council
I am delighted that Nottinghamshire County Council has recently signed up to the Mental Health Challenge Programme. As part of that challenge programme I have taken up the role of Mental Health Champion for the Council. I am proud to undertake this role, one of my new responsibilities is to ensure that the Council considers mental health issues in relation to all its policies and procedures ...
Nottinghamshire Domestic Abuse Strategy 2021-2024
Children’s support – including play therapy and child advocacy. Housing-related support – providing housing-related advice and support, for example, securing a permanent home, rights to existing accommodation and advice on how to live safely and independently.
Report to Children and Young Report to Children and
order to strengthen support. In addition to this opportunity for expansion, occupational therapy (OT) is being considered as an element of the service which may further strengthen ylu in 2015/16 to 20 in 2019/20. UASC have many specific heath needs, and in addition these young people will be transitioning into
PowerPoint Presentation
Scheme 37 Extended voluntary sector capacity, bespoke landing pages vacancies Scheme 38 Mental health step up/down beds, surge homecare provision/bed capacity Scheme 39 Mental Health Hospital Discharge Commissioner, Strategic system transformation posts, development integrated therapy training, development integrated working community health ...
Adult Social Care Market Position Statement Refresh 2023- 2025
The County Council’s Occupational Therapy (OT) staff assess people’s needs, secure quotes for equipment-based solutions and make recommendations to district and borough partners, who design the adaptation work and procure this from a range of building contractors and specialist equipment providers.
Appendix C - Category C Outline Business Cases
If Council Occupational Therapy (OT) and social work staff are used to undertake this element, a reduced and dispersed OT staff group could result in increasing waiting times for OT assessments. However, the cases involved would not be extra cases but already known, either via review or new cases to the department.
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
The trust should ensure all patients are ofered a copy of their care plan and that this is clearly recorded. Regulation 9 (3) (a) (b) (c) (d). The trust should ensure all stafhave easy access to occupational health support within the provider. Regulation 17 (2) (b). The trust should consider reviewing the current blanket restrictions placed on ...
Appendix PNA Notts County 2018-2021 HWB final
The review helps patients understand their therapy and identify any problems they are experiencing along with possible solutions. An MUR Feedback Form will be provided to the patient’s GPwhere there is an issue for them to consider.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE
Transforming Rehabilitation Update Presentation by Ben Wild, Assistant Chief Executive, The Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire & Rutland Community Rehabilitation Company Limited
Nottinghamshire Pension Fund Committee
For transfer to occupational pension schemes, Funds will need to confirm the members has demonstrated an employment link with the scheme before the transfer takes place.
Covid-19 Impact Assessment – Mental health
This report outlines key findings from the assessment on mental health and focuses on the impact the covid-19 pandemic has had on Children and Young People (5-24 years old), self-harm presentation and referral to services, loneliness, and social isolation impact on suicide risk for older adults and marginalised groups (including serious mental illness). For these areas covered by each phase ...
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE JOINT STRATEGIC NEEDS ASSESSMENT
These include but are not limited to social work services; advice; support; practical assistance in the home; assistance with equipment and home adaptations; visiting and sitting services; access to employment, provision of meals; facilities for occupational, social, cultural and recreational activities outside the home; assistance to take ...
Nottinghamshire Dementia Strategy Implementation
To achieve the good quality services that people with dementia and their carers need and deserve we will have to work together with a wide range of health and social care partners across private, public and voluntary sectors. Despite the challenges of financial pressures in today’s health and social care economy, we remain committed to delivering this strategy and giving people with dementia ...
Adult Social Care and Public Health Select Committee
This required the physios and occupational therapists to work together with the person who required the solution. The work with Carers was also a priority and the importance of conducting reviews with people who are in receipt of support through the services to ensure the goals of wellbeing, independence and quality of life.