| Single Assessment Process - training materials Workbooks The following listing is subject to ongoing review and revision... Making Vision Reality Ltd Single Assessment Workbook: tools and techniques for delivering person centred care [author: Making Vision Reality Ltd] May 2006 The workbook contains sections on: what is single assessment?; tools of SAP - assessment forms; assessment skills; process and protocols; multi-professional working; technology and the future; useful links; answers to workbook questions; case studies; quiz. The workbook can support health and social care organisations training staff at the induction stage. Contact Details: Craig Williams Making Vision Reality Ltd, Rock-A-Nore, High Street, Fairwarp, Uckfield, East Sussex TN22 3BP Tel: 44-(0)1825 712373 | Fax: 44-(0)1825 712417 E–mail: contact@makingvisionreality.co.uk | Web links: http://www.makingvisionreality.co.uk/SAP_Work.html | Target group: | Type / Format: workbook Availability / Price: £100.00 + VAT from Making Vision Reality Ltd | ISBN/ISSN: Notes: Northumberland Care Trust Care coordination - older people Joan's tale workshop: taking care further The video, together with the facilitator and participant workbooks, comprises a two-hour training workshop. The Joan's tale video and workbooks are based in good faith on DoH guidance re the Single Assessment Process. They seek to assist awareness (not holistic or definitive) training, and to provide a provocative introduction to SAP/Care Coordination for Older People. The learning will be enhanced if the training is held with multidisciplinary groups of staff and stakeholders. The material is presented in the order recommended for running the training event. Contact Details: Brenda Stenhouse, Single Assessment Programme Manager, Northumberland Care Trust, Merley Croft. Loansdean, Morpeth NE61 2DL. Tel: +44 (0)1670 533886 | Fax: +44 (0)1670 533803 E–mail: brenda.stenhouse@northumberlandcaretrust.nhs.uk | Web links: http://www.northumberlandcaretrust.nhs.uk | Target group: Health and social services staff; other "stakeholders" | Type / Format: video; workbook Availability / Price: £150 for 1 pack (1 video, 1 facilitator workbook, 1 participant book); thereafter, £10 per video. | ISBN/ISSN: Notes: REU Respect learning materials for social care staff working with black and minority ethnic older people [authors: Jabeer Butt, Leandra Box, Suzanne Lyn Cook] (1999) Learning materials: video (22 mins) accompanied by written pack (105 pp); particularly useful for care managers, home carers, day care staff and residential workers. These learning materials are designed to help social care staff to assess needs accurately and to respond appropriately. The written pack is arranged in four modules. Module 1 introduces the materials and discusses the values informing them. Module 2 provides information on the social, economic and family circumstances and the mental and physical health of black and minority ethnic older people. Module 3 looks at various aspects of practice: assessment; care planning; monitoring and review; communication; emotional care; personal care; protection and abuse; relationships; faith and spirituality; organisational issues; and ethnic record keeping and monitoring. Module 4 includes the complete list of exercises used throughout. The video provides 'live' examples of good practice in service provision. Contact Details: REU, Unit 35, Kings Exchange, Tileyard Road, London N7 9AH. Tel: +44 (0)20 7619 6220 | Fax: +44 (0)20 7619 6230 E–mail: office@reunet.demon.co.uk | Web links: http://www.reu.org.uk | Target group: SSD staff | Type / Format: video; workbook Availability / Price: | ISBN/ISSN: 1873912803 Notes: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council; Solihull NHS Primary Care Trust; University of Central England, Birmingham Just say it once implementing the Single Assessment Process in Solihull: staff development programme [authors: Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council; Solihull NHS Primary Care Trust; University of Central England, Birmingham] Workbook for the Staff Development Programme; Training video (30 mins) - 'Just say it once: developing good practice in multi disciplinary assessment'. This joint staff development programme has been developed by Solihull MBC and Solihull PCT in partnership with the School of Primary Care, University of Central England (UCE). It is designed to help further develop competence and skills in multi agency working and assessment, applying the principles of the National Service Framework (NSF) to adults of all ages. The training programme incorporates exercises, workshops and facilitated staff discussion for mixed staff groups, allowing everyone to develop skills and learn together. Contact Details: Magnetic Pictures Magnetic Pictures Ltd, The Old Coach House, Upper Wawensmoor, Wootton Wawen, Solihull, Warwickshire B95 6SS. Tel: 01564 793061 | Fax: E–mail: aprice@magpix.co.uk | Web links: http://www.magpix.co.uk | http://www.magpix.co.uk/Pages%202003/SAP%20Page.html Target group: SSD/PCT staff | Type / Format: workbook; video Availability / Price: £45.00 | ISBN/ISSN: Notes: Values into Action Making decisions best practice and new ideas for supporting people with high support needs to make decisions [authors: Stephanie Beamer, Mark Brookes] (2001) 92 pp report, with workbook, 'It's your choice'. This report is aimed at service providers, families, friends, carers and those who support people with learning difficulties who have high support needs to make choices.It uses real life stories to challenge the idea that people with high support needs cannot make their own decisions. It discusses current practice and law, suggesting that both are often limited in vision. It offers a model of supported decision making as a solution. The accompanying workbook, 'It's your choice', is written in plain English, with pictures, and tells people with learning difficulties about making decisions. Contact Details: Tel: | Fax: E–mail: | Web links: | Target group: General | Type / Format: workbook; book Availability / Price: | ISBN/ISSN: Notes: |