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Tutorial: Nationally prescribed PH services and CCH priority areas

These tutorials are open to Public Health Specialty Registrars on the South West Public Health Training Programme only.

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South West Public Health Training Programme

 

Trains arrive from:  Exeter & Plymouth:                                Bristol, Bath & London:                                  Bristol   & Gloucester:
9.30 – 9.50	Tea & coffee on   arrival
9.50 – 10.00	Welcome and   overview of the day; Housekeeping issues	Katie Hopgood and Petra Manley StRs in PH
10.00 – 11.15	Session 1 – Sexual   Health   Session 2 – Drugs   and Alcohol	Barbara Coleman Service Manager Public Health Commissioning & Performance,   Bristol City Council
11.15 – 11.30	Tea and coffee   break
11.30 – 12.00	Session 3 – The   impact of prescribed services in LA’s and HWBB (Q&A)	Trudi Grant Director of Public Health, Somerset County Council
12.00 – 12.45	Session 4 – Health   Checks	Sharon Ashton Public Health Commissioning Manager, Somerset County Council
12.45 – 13.30	Lunch
13.30 – 14.30	Session 5 – Core Offer	Rebecca Reynolds Consultant in Public Health, Core Offer Lead, BANES Council
		Jonathan Roberts Consultant in Public Health, Core Offer Lead, North Somerset Council
14.30 – 14.45	Tea and coffee break
14.45 – 15.45	Session 6 – PH nursing and NCMP	Sue Matthews Public Health Principle, Torbay Council
15.45 – 16.00	Review and discussion   StR Business, AOB	All StRs
Trains depart to:    Exeter & Plymouth:                               Bristol, Bath   & London:                               Bristol & Gloucester:

 

Aim of the Tutorial:

• To improve      registrar’s knowledge of PH prescribed services and associated data      sources
• To gain an      insight into the effect that being a mandated service has on public health      strategy and commissioning in a local authority.
• To better      understand the governance arrangement for PH prescribed services
• To better      understand how PH prescribed services influence the agendas of Health and      Wellbeing Boards and other key stakeholders e.g. CCG’s

Objectives of the Tutorial: Registrars to hear from specialists in commissioning or planning most or all of the PH prescribed services; Drugs and alcohol, NCMP, Sexual health, NHS core-offer, Health-checks and PH nursing (future prescribed service)

Suggested Learning Outcomes:

Main learning outcome

EMS 13: Keep knowledge and skills up to date, including regular audit, appraisal and reflective learning

Registrars may also be able to expand on the tutorial to create evidence towards;

1.3:Analyse data of populations in specific geographical areas and in particular groups of people in order to assess health status, health inequalities, determinants and different methods to support prioritisation of action

3.8: Overcome problems that arise when implementing a plan or strategy

3.9: Analyse the process and outcomes of policy implementation

4.3: Use effective and appropriate leadership styles in different settings and organisational cultures taking account of the differences between elected and appointed roles

4.13: Analyse appropriately a situation or project and identify the steps required to achieve change

4.18: Identify and engage relevant stakeholders for a project to improve public health

4.19: Work in partnership with other agencies on issues of high complexity

8.3: Appraise validity and relevance of data and data systems in order to assess their quality and fitness for purpose

8.6: Present and communicate population health intelligence in effective ways in order to develop local and national policy

 

 

 

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