PPT-Family centred care for children with Down

Syndrome Dr Liz Marder March 2017   The Nottingham Down syndrome service How we forge a partnership with families UK Personal Child health record Down syndrome chart Working with the DSAs. May 2014 to Dec 2015. Overall objective:. “Strong Beginnings, a family for all children” aims to promote family based care for children living without appropriate care in Uganda in line with the existing legal and policy framework for children.. What is family-centred practice?. F. amily. -centred practice is characterised by:. mutual respect and trust. reciprocity. shared power and decision making. open communication and responsive listening. Reunification Initiatives in . Odisha. , India. Rajendra. . Meher. Convener, Taskforce, India. Every child has a Right to Family. Focus of presentation. About Taskforce. Institutional care in India. FROM POLICY TO PRACTICE. A SOCIAL CARE PERSPECTIVE  .  PAUL MARTIN.    NORTHERN IRELAND COOPERATION OVERSEAS.        .     HILTON HOTEL SOFIA NOVEMBER 21ST-NOVEMBER 22ND. Stormont. "We must, no matter how difficult, maintain a focus on prevention and early intervention.. CPC Bi-Annual Meeting. Wednesday, October 9. th. Dr. Lindsay Stark. w. ith Beth Rubenstein, Katherine Muldoon and Les Roberts. Commissioned by USAID’s Center of Excellence on Children in Adversity in support of Objective 2 of the APCA. - . Staff wellness & Patient & Family-. centred. care. Sydney Local Health District. . Presentation . for . NSW Innovation and Health Symposium, November 2015. 2. Acknowledge .... Dr. Teresa Anderson, SLHD CEO. Associate Professor, General Practice and Primary Health Care, University of Auckland, New Zealand; Honorary Professor, QMU, Edinburgh, Scotland. How does person-centred health care differ from . patient-centred health care?. Magical History Tour of PD. 1980s. Nursing Development Unit. . Burford. , Oxford. 1990s. PD Units. PD hospital roles. Evidence based . practice. PARIHS framework. 2000s. Concept analysis. PD methods . Second leve. Third level. Fourth level. Fifth level. www.hee.nhs.uk. Developing people. for health and. healthcare.  . www.hee.nhs.uk. hee.. enquiries. @nhs.net. @. NHS_HealthEdEng.  . House of Care – NHS England. practice. Vivienne Barnes. 21.3.18. Insider/outsider view. 1 Background to child-centred practice. Child-centred practice: the context. Perspectives on children and childhood. Children’s rights and child-centred practice. Key attributes of high-performing healthcare organisations. [Insert date]. PowerPoint template for healthcare organisations. Overview. What . is person-centred care?. Why . is it important?. Key . u. b. t. i. t. le. . Ari. a. l . Narr. ow. . 18. Ser. v. ice. . Sy. s. tem. . Des. i. gn. . Briefi. n. g. 14 . M. arch 2017. Em. m. a. . White. Director. . General. Ka. t. rina. . V. ernon Di. Family Structures. Types of Families. Nuclear. Single Parent. Blended. Extended. Adoptive. Childless. Legal Guardians. Foster Families. Nuclear. Children raised by both their biological parents . Single Parent. Agenda. Need for change. Vision and values underpinning Family Safeguarding . Duties in Law. Children and Family Rights. Exploring implications for practice. Language and Culture. “In the majority of cases, families become involved with children’s social care because they are parenting in conditions of adversity, rather than because they have caused or are likely to cause significant harm to their children. We have a shared obligation to help families raise their children.”.