The Care Roadshow team are working hard to bring together an educational and interactive workshop timetable for London. For now, see what took place at Care Roadshow London 2018 below.
Seminars and workshops covering current issues within the care sector will be running throughout Care Roadshow London and are free for visitors to attend.
CPD certificates are available for seminar attendees upon completion of a Certificate Request Form which will be available at the show.
Seminars
10.30am – 11.00am: An Update from the CQC
James Frewin, Head of adult social care inspection – London, CQC
- Hear from your local inspection team
- Gain a better understanding of our next phase of inspections
- Learn from the best practice examples we have found in our inspections
- Be directed to our new and upcoming publications for further information
11:30am – 12.00pm: Creating a culture for Outstanding services
Chris Gage, Managing Director, Ladder to the Moon
71% of CQC KLOE’s refer to creativity and innovation to achieve Outstanding ratings. In this session Chris Gage, Director of the Centre for Creativity and Innovation in Care, unpacks the strategic and practical approaches to developing an organisational culture that consistently innovates, improves and delivers high quality outcomes. The session will be highly interactive sharing case studies and practical tools.
12.45pm – 1.15pm: The growing importance of self-awareness
Ed Watkinson, Residential & Inspection Specialist, Quality Compliance Systems Ltd
The talk will focus on the increasing importance of auditing, governance, sharing information, self-awareness and providing robust evidence to the regulator on the quality of the service being provided. It will relate to the new Key Lines of Enquiry, reduced CQC resources and their reliance on receiving information being provided about quality prior to a site visit, and the impact of the Provider Information Collection. The presentation will also show how technology can help and that the provision of evidence doesn’t necessarily need to be a burden and extra work, but how it can be fitted in amongst the daily activities of running the service.
2.00pm – 2.30pm: How to recruit and retain frontline care staff in a challenging market
Neil Eastwood, Founder and Author of Amazon Bestseller ‘Saving Social care’
Finding and keeping care staff is tough and getting harder but there are simple, no-cost proven ways of improving your success rate. In this session Neil Eastwood will share his findings from 9 years of research from across the world. Actionable tips and methods that have transformed care organisations.
Workshops
10.00 – 10.20am: Leading a “Full life for life” – an introduction to Wellbeing
Steven Gardner, Head of Training, Oomph! Wellness
This workshop will discuss how we can provide meaningful activities through looking at real life stories, and explore four ways to engage our audience. The session will also show how we drive social interaction and mental stimulation, which will ensure a truly person-centred programme of activities.
1.30pm – 1.50pm: The Oomph! Sport workshop – a taster session
Steven Gardner, Head of Training, Oomph! Wellness
How do we create meaningful activities through exercise? We will host a mini Oomph! sport workshop, which will include sports such as slipper soccer, clock cricket and seated volleyball, showcasing the fun side to physical activity, whilst improving strength, mobility, flexibility and balance.