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SUMMARY:Social Work England & TP: CPD Reflective Writing Workshop - 12.10.2020
DESCRIPTION:Do you know that you need to register with SWE by 30th November and record your CPD? \nJoin this workshop with Julie Campbell\, SWE regional engagement lead\, who will guide you through the registration process with SWE\, the Professional Standards around Continued Professional Development (CPD) and how to record your CPD on your SWE online account. Sue Lansley\, Social Work Lead for the Teaching Partnership\, will follow this by providing a refresher on Reflective Writing and top tips to support you in your reflection when recording your CPD and demonstrating the impact of your learning on your social work practice and professional development. \nPlease see the flyer below for details on how to book. \n			\n				\n					\n						\n							\n							Loading...\n						\n					\n					\n						\n							\n							Taking too long?\n						\n						\n							\n								 Reload document							\n							|\n							\n								 Open in new tab							\n					\n				\n			\n		Download
URL:https://www.developingtogetherswtp.org.uk/event/social-work-england-tp-cpd-reflective-writing-workshop-12-10-2020/
LOCATION:Online – Zoom
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SUMMARY:Power to the People: CPE Annual Conference - 15.10.2020
DESCRIPTION:Power to the People: do patients and the public really have a say in health and social care research and service delivery? \nFaculty of Health\, Social Care and Education \nCentral for Public Engagement 7th Annual Conference \nin partnership with the \nApplied Research Collaboration (ARC) South London Patient and Public Involvement Research Theme \nA free virtual conference to explore the challenges of involving patients\, carers and service users as equal partners in health and social care research and service development. \nFor more information and to book\, click here.
URL:https://www.developingtogetherswtp.org.uk/event/power-to-the-people-cpe-annual-conference-15-10-2020/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kingston University":MAILTO:H S C E - E V E N T S@s g u l . k i n g s t o n . a c . u k
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SUMMARY:Wellbeing & Resilience in Social Work Event - 16.11.2020
DESCRIPTION:Join us for our latest Wellbeing & Resilience in Social Work Event\, on 16 November 2020. There are 3 sessions taking place; you can choose to sign up to one or more of the sessions using the links on the flyer below: \n			\n				\n					\n						\n							\n							Loading...\n						\n					\n					\n						\n							\n							Taking too long?\n						\n						\n							\n								 Reload document							\n							|\n							\n								 Open in new tab							\n					\n				\n			\n		Download
URL:https://www.developingtogetherswtp.org.uk/event/wellbeing-resilience-in-social-work-event-16-11-2020/
LOCATION:Online – Zoom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Developing Together Social Work Teaching Partnership":MAILTO:admin@developingtogetherswtp.org.uk
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SUMMARY:Free Social Work Webinar: Beyond the Toxic Trio - 28.10.2020
DESCRIPTION:Invitation to a free social work webinar\, hosted online by the Department of Social Work and Social Care\, Kingston University and St Georges\, University of London.  \nThe term ‘toxic trio’ refers to the idea that children are at much higher risk of experiencing abuse and neglect when certain factors combine in the family environment\, namely domestic violence\, parental mental illness (and/or learning disability)\, and parental substance misuse. Despite concerns about its negative overtones\, the term has become widely used in child protection policy and practice\, and is now embedded in many of the institutional and legal contexts in which child welfare assessments and interventions are carried out. Yet there is surprisingly little evidence to substantiate the concept of the toxic trio. \nIn this seminar\, Dr Rick Hood presents results from a comprehensive study of children’s social care data in six English local authorities\, which shows the extent to which different assessed needs and risks were actually found in families receiving statutory services and which clusters were associated with intervention at higher operational/legal thresholds. The findings raise significant questions about the accuracy and usefulness of the toxic trio as a way of conceptualising risks to children. Some suggestions as to how the sector might use typologies of demand to inform Early Help and community-based prevention will be made to prompt debate and discussion. \nYou can register for this free event here.
URL:https://www.developingtogetherswtp.org.uk/event/free-social-work-webinar-beyond-the-toxic-trio-28-10-2020/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kingston University":MAILTO:H S C E - E V E N T S@s g u l . k i n g s t o n . a c . u k
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