NHS England Commissioned Training:

What is Personalised Care and Support Planning?

Personalised care and support planning is a coordinated planning process which aims to integrate the person’s experience of accessing health and social care services so that everything is contained within one joined-up plan, covering all of their health, social care and holistic wellbeing needs. The person is in the driving seat of the process, and the plan is developed with their involvement. The introduction of Personalised Care and Support Planning forms part of the NHS Long term plan.

Course Information:

This course has been developed to guide practitioners through the history and context leading to the introduction of Personalised Care and Support Planning, the values and philosophy which underpin the planning approach, and some helpful tools and strategies which practitioners can build into their work alongside people who draw upon health and social care services. This course content has been specifically developed for practitioners who work alongside people with Learning Disabilities and Autistic people.

• Experts by Experience
• Learning Disability and Autism Key Workers
• Care (Education) and Treatment Review Panel Members
• Primary Care Staff delivering annual health checks
• SEND Workers
• Maternity Staff supporting people with Learning Disability and Autism
• End Of Life Practitioners supporting people with Learning Disability and Autism
• Staff working in Community or Inpatient settings supporting people with Learning Disability and Autism

Please read the course summary below and click on the relevant button underneath to enrol on to the training course.

All courses below are free for people who are participating from the 5 London ICB Regions working within NHS England. Please use your coupon code which was provided to you. Enter this at the checkout section of our website to access the course for free.