Supporting self care in primary care – a training package for health and social care professionals
Workshop 3 notes
Practice
Workshop overview
Purpose of the workshop
- To review progress made on the implementation of the action plan developed to establish a culture to support self care
- To review progress on implementing the selected self care support interventions, including the self care support pathways
- To reinforce the coordinated approach to self care needed across the practice, ie community nursing staff, AHPs, pharmacists etc, or any other care agency
- To review the model for consultations that support self care
Learning outcomes
- By the time participants have completed workshop 3 they should:
– have an understanding of the role of individuals in self care, and the role of the practice team in supporting self care in relation to specified conditions that are an agreed priority for the practice
– know what knowledge, skills and attitudes are required to fulfil their own role and responsibilities in relation to supporting and promoting self care individually and as part of the practice - be motivated to fulfil their own role and responsibilities in relation to supporting and promoting self care in general, and in the specified priority areas in particular, and in working as a member of the practice.
Participants can gain formal accreditation of their Continuous Professional Development (CPD) in supporting self care. Staffordshire University offer accreditation for CPD activity and the option for undertaking a 15 credit module at Undergraduate level 3 and Masters level. Further details of the CPD programme and the facilitators role in supporting the accreditation are found in the documents below and by contacting Sharon Graham at: s.r.graham@staffs.ac.uk
- Facilitator handbook: Supporting self care
- Participant handbook: Supporting self care
- Certificate of Credit in supporting self care (level 3)/Certificate of Credit in supporting self care (levelM)
- Programme Specification
Workshop delivery
Example workshop timetable
This timetable is a guide only so you will need to adapt timings and content to suit your participants’ availability and requirements. A more detailed breakdown of each of the items in this timetable is provided on the subsequent pages.
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Suggested timing |
Suggested tools |
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| Introduction and overview of workshop objectives | 10 minutes | ![]() |
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| Review of work completed in the interim period between workshops 2 and 3 | 20 minutes (or as required) | – Roles and responsibilities checklist | ![]() |
| Signposting to increase awareness of support for self care | 20 minutes | How to support patients to self care using: – Promoting Optimal Self Care |
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Item |
Suggested timing |
Suggested tools |
Category |
| Evaluation | 40 minutes | – Facilitator-led group discussion on evaluating the self care support work – link back to the frequent user patients identified in the workload assessment tool in workshop 2 (where appropriate) – Undertaking an audit – Chapter 9 – Completing the cycle: evaluation from the 'Supporting self care in primary care' book. Use as a worked example or blank as a tool to fill in with the group |
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| Summary of he 3 workshops | 15 minutes | – Open discussion about the key learning from the training – Agree how the actions and learning from the workshops will be carried forward, eg implementation and sustainability |
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| Workshop outcomes | 10 minutes | Evaluation questionnaire | ![]() |
| Total time | 2 hours 15 minutes |
There is a Blank timetable for you to plan your workshop
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Introduction and overview of workshop objectives
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Review of work completed in the interim period between workshops 2 and 3
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Signposting to increase awareness of support for self care
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Evaluation
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Summary of the 3 workshops
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Workshop outcomes
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