South West Regional Bulletin: SWDC E-Bulletin June 2011

SWDC e-Bulletin June 2011
South West Regional Bulletin

June 2011 Issue
Dear Colleagues, At one of our recent events, I found myself introducing a session on the up-to-date situation regarding the changes in the health service, with the caveat that I had not heard the news for at least half an hour. Such has been the response to the NHS Future Forum report that many within the service are unsure about the future of their service, organisation or indeed their own posts. As unsettling as this can be for those in the service, it is as nothing to the concern of people using the services and those caring for them. That is not to say that changes are not supported and that things couldnt be improved, but as ever the concern is losing what small voice and influence they have in the shape of services, which have been hard won over a number of decades. Over the last few months, I sense amongst those using services and their carers a welcome of the rhetoric about strengthening their position at the centre of services particularly in the development of Health & Wellbeing Boards and Healthwatch, but uncertainty when it will translate into action. There is also a concern it will be at the expense of the relationships they have built up with the current services. Both mental health and learning disability services have a good (if imperfect) track record of engaging people in shaping services. To their detriment, it is rare that the rest of health and social care services look to our services for good practice. The challenge for all of us is that in partnership, we use the experience gained both to move the agenda forward in our own services but also become a resource for the emerging new structures to build on our experiences, as well as learn from our failures. In the meantime, dont just rely on this newsletter check the website regularly for updates and links to other websites and sources of information and keep listening to the news. Paddy Cooney Director South West Development Centre
Contribute to forthcoming e-Bulletins Please send information, by no later than 29 August 2011, via email to carol.prescott@swdc.org.uk South West Development Centre works with partners across health and social care to improve services, and the experience of people using services
SEN Green Paper Event June

Special Educational Needs (SEN) Green Paper Event 8 June 2011, Taunton Racecourse
The South West Development Centre, the Young Peoples Learning Agency and the Valuing People Team South West, joined together to hold a consultation event on the S E N Green Paper Support and Aspiration. A wide range of people including people with learning disabilities, family carers and professionals from education, health, employment and social care came together to share their views about the major changes to education that are being proposed in the consultation document.
There was a good combination of workshops and speakers
Good presentations and all from different angles
Nicola Gitsham, formerly from the Department of Health, started the day with a lively presentation about the learning from the Getting a Life project and how it had influenced the content of the Green Paper, especially around the idea of having a single plan for education, health and social care and for helping young people with special educational needs move into work.
Keith Brelstaff from Somerset County Council then spelt out some of the possible implications of the single assessment and plan which made us realise that the Green paper was indeed green and that people needed to ask some important questions about eligibility, legal duties and how the changes would affect professional roles.
Speakers on individual budgets and the parent were great
The best thing was the chance to learn from others
Veronica Dowall, a parent of a young man with Downs Syndrome who has managed to leave school and find paid work, explained how it had started in 2007 with an invitation to a South West project called Family Led Jobs and this had inspired her to think about work opportunities for him when he was still in work. The route to employment has not been easy and Chriss success is as much down to Veronicas vision and persistence as it is the services they have received. The quality of the input by speakers was excellent- there was a good range but they were all very knowledgeable in their own area
There was no doubt that hearing this great story as well as the fascinating presentations from Nicola and Keith helped us in our workshop discussions in the morning.
Contribute to forthcoming e-Bulletins Please send information, by no later than 29 August 2011, via email to carol.prescott@swdc.org.uk South West Development Centre works with partners across health and social care to improve services, and the experience of people using services 2
SEN Green Paper Event June

After lunch, we heard about the developments in the Gloucestershire individual budget pilot site and how families had appreciated the greater range of options that came from good support planning as much as having money allocated up front. A workshop was held on the implications of offering personal budgets as this is one of the proposals in the Green Paper.
It was good to think about the implications of the Green Paper
In total, there were ten workshops considering questions such as assessment and planning, the proposed local offer to families, school choice, how to help young people get into work, the future role of the local authority and monitoring and evaluation.
Many participants said they appreciated the day: The views expressed in all the workshops and throughout the day, have been collated by Carol Robinson and will be submitted to Government before the closing date of 30 June 2011. The presentations from this event can be viewed or downloaded at: http://www.swdc.org.uk/ events/s-e-n-green-paper--consultation-event--8-june-2011/
News
Sir David Nicholson on transition arrangements
NHS Chief Executive Sir David Nicholson has written to the NHS on transition arrangements following the Governments response to the NHS Future Forum report. Read more http://www.swdc.org.uk/news/sir-david-nicholson-on-transition-arrangements/
Full response to NHS Future Forum report

The Department of Health has published its full response to the NHS Future Forum report, detailing its proposed changes to its plans for the modernisation of health and social care.
Read more http://www.swdc.org.uk/news/full-response-to-nhs-future-forum-report/
Get ready for Child Safety Week 2011

Child Safety Week is the Child Accident Prevention Trust's flagship community education campaign. Read more http://www.swdc.org.uk/news/get-ready-for-child-safety-week-2011/
LifeCheck tool launches

Getting personalised health information, whether to address specific concerns or just to see how healthy you are, can be a challenge. But with the launch of LifeCheck on the NHS Choices website, this will now be much easier. Read more http://www.swdc.org.uk/news/lifecheck-tool-launches/
Publications
NHS Future Forum Summary Report on Proposed Changes to the NHS http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/nhs-future-forum--summary-report-on-proposedchanges-to-the-nhs.pdf
Government Changes in Reponse to the NHS Future Forum http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/government-changes-in-response-to-the-nhsfuture-forum.pdf
Common Mental Health Disorders Identification and Pathways to Care http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/common-mental-health-disorders--identificationand-pathways-to-care.pdf
Early Intervention in Psychosis Services http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/early-intervention-in-psychosis-services.pdf
IAPT Key Performance Indicator Technical Guidance for 2011-12 http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/iapt-key-performance-indicator-technical-guidance -for-201112.pdf
Improving Value for Money in Adult Social Care http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/improving-value-for-money-in-adult-social-care.pdf
Meeting the Health Needs of People with Learning Disabilities http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/meeting-the-health-needs-of-people-with-learningdisabilities.pdf
Publications
The Health and Social Care Bill Where next? http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-health-and-social-care-bill--wherenext.pdf
The IAPT Data Handbook http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-iapt-data-handbook.pdf
The IAPT Data Handbook - Appendices http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-iapt-data-handbook-appendices.pdf
Where Next for the NHS Reforms The case for integrated care http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/where-next-for-the-nhs-reforms--the-case-forintegrated-care.pdf
Managing Presenteeism A Discussion Paper http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/managing-presenteeism--a-discussionpaper.pdf
Allied Health Professions Service Improvement Project http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/allied-health-professions-service-improvement --project.pdf
Understanding Out of Hospital Dementia Care http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/understanding-outofhospital-dementiacare.pdf
Publications
The NHS Performance Framework Application to Mental Health Trusts http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-nhs-performance-framework--applicationto-mental-health-trusts.pdf The Future of Leadership and Management in the NHS No More Heroes http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-future-of-leadership-and-management-inthe-nhs--no-more-heroes.pdf
Are Clinicians Engaged in Quality Improvement http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/are-clinicians-engaged-in-qualityimprovement.pdf
Transforming our Health Care System Ten Priorities for Commissioners http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/transforming-our-health-care-system--tenpriorities-for-commissioners.pdf Valuing Carers 2011 Calculating the value of carers http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/valuing-carers-2011--calculating-the-value-ofcarers-support.pdf
Adult Social Care http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/adult-social-care.pdf
Mental Health Service Transitions for Young People http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/mental-health-service-transitions-for-youngpeople.pdf
Publications
The NHS Performance Framework Implementation Guidance http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-nhs-performance-framework-implementation-guidance.pdf Needs-based Palliative Care Commissioning for Children, Young People and their Families http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/needs-based-palliative-care-commissioningfor-children-young-people-and-their-families.pdf Efficiency in Mental Health Services Supporting Improvements in the Acute Care Pathway http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/efficiency-in-mental-health-services-supporting-improvements-in-the-acute-care-pathway.pdf
The Munro Review of Child Protection Final Report http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-munro-review-of-child-protection--finalreport.pdf
Health is Global and Outcomes Framework for Global Health 2011-15 http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/health-is-global--an-outcomes-framework-forglobal-health-201115.pdf
Research Project Living with dementia and connecting with natur http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/research-project--living-with-dementia-andconnecting-with-nature.pdf
Social Impact Evaluation of Five Carers Centres Using Social Return on Investments http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/social-impact-evaluation-of-five-carerscentres-using-social-return-on-investment.pdf
Publications
Commissioning Services for Women & Children Who Experience Violence or Abuse http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/commissioning-services-for-women--childrenwho-experience-violence-or-abuse.pdf Strategic High Impact Changes Child Obesity http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/strategic-high-impact-changes--childobesity.pdf
Mental Health Promotion and Mental Illness Preveiong The Economic Case http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/mental-health-promotion-and-mental-illnessprevention--the-economic-case.pdf Joint Strategic Needs Assessment A springboard for action http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/joint-strategic-needs-assessment--aspringboard-for-action.pdf
Attitudes of Mental Illness 2011 Survey Report http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/attitudes-to-mental-illness-2011--surveyreport.pdf
Attitudes of Mental Illness 2011 - Annexes http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/attitudes-to-mental-illness-2011--annexes.pdf
Thanks for the Petunias A guide to developing and commissioning non -traditional providers to support the self management of people with long term conditions http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/thanks-for-the-petunias.pdf
Publications
Common Core Principles for Supporting People with Dementia http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/common-core-principles-for-supportingpeople-with-dementia.pdf
National Dementia Declaration for England http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/national-dementia-declaration-for-england.pdf
Young People, Alcohol and Influences: A study of young people and their relationship with alcohol http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/young-people-alcohol-and-influences--a-study -of-young-people-and-their-relationship-with-alcohol.pdf The Voluntary and Community Sector in Health Implications of the Proposed NHS Reforms http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/the-voluntary-and-community-sector-in-health --implications-of-the-proposed-nhs-reforms.pdf Early Intervention for Psychosis (Review) http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/early-intervention-for-psychosis-review.pdf
We Can Do I.T. Too http://www.speechmark.net/we-can-do-it-too-14993
Government Response to the NHS Future Forum http://www.swdc.org.uk/silo/files/government-response-to-the-nhs-fututureforum.pdf
Events
South West Region
5 July 2011 BANES Local Involvement Network Meeting The Duncan Room, Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution, 16-18 Queens Square, Bath, BA1 2HN This public meeting of the Bath and North East Somerset Local Involvement Network will include a presentation from NHS B&NES on the Clinical Priorities Policy This will be followed by a LINk/Healthwatch meeting (12.30- 4.00pm) (Lunch will be provided from 12.00-12.30). Everyone is welcome at this meeting and your views are important. For further information Tel: 01225 445538 or E-mail: contact@baneslink.co.uk
6 July 2011 Demystifying Equality East Reach House, Taunton, TA1 3EN This interactive session aims to introduce and explore what is meant by equality and diversity, and build peoples confidence in talking about the subject. It will look at the moral, legal and business case for diversity and build peoples understanding about what their rights are, and how to challenge inequality. This is an introductory session for people who are new to the subject. This is for you if you want to learn more about equality and diversity, in a relaxed environment. The session will give people practical suggestions to take away with them and implement. If you have recently had equality and diversity added to your job role and you are not sure where to start, this session is for you. For further details, please go to: http:// equalitysouthwest.org.uk/events/view/17 or contact Jack Horwood on Tel: 01823 250816; Email: jack.horwood@equalitysouthwest.org.uk 11 July 2011 Demystifying Equality Exeter CVS, Exeter This interactive session aims to introduce and explore what is meant by equality and diversity, and build peoples confidence in talking about the subject. It will look at the moral, legal and business case for diversity and build peoples understanding about what their rights are, and how to challenge inequality. This is an introductory session for people who are new to the subject. This is for you if you want to learn more about equality and diversity, in a relaxed environment. The session will give people practical suggestions to take away with them and implement. If you have recently had equality and diversity added to your job role and you are not sure where to start, this session is for you. For further information, please go to: http://equalitysouthwest.org.uk/events/view/19 or contact Jack Horwood on Tel: 01823 250816; Email: jack.horwood@equalitysouthwest.org.uk
Events
South West Region
12 July 2011 Demystifying Equality The Vassall Centre, Bristol, BS16 2QQ This interactive session aims to introduce and explore what is meant by equality and diversity, and build peoples confidence in talking about the subject. It will look at the moral, legal and business case for diversity and build peoples understanding about what their rights are, and how to challenge inequality. This is an introductory session for people who are new to the subject. This is for you if you want to learn more about equality and diversity, in a relaxed environment. The session will give people practical suggestions to take away with them and implement. If you have recently had equality and diversity added to your job role and you are not sure where to start, this session is for you. For further information, please go to: http://equalitysouthwest.org.uk/events/view/19 or contact Jack Horwood on Tel: 01823 250816; Email: jack.horwood@equalitysouthwest.org.uk
19 July 2011 Demystifying Equality The Eden Project, Cornwall This interactive session aims to introduce and explore what is meant by equality and diversity, and build peoples confidence in talking about the subject. It will look at the moral, legal and business case for diversity and build peoples understanding about what their rights are, and how to challenge inequality. This is an introductory session for people who are new to the subject. This is for you if you want to learn more about equality and diversity, in a relaxed environment. The session will give people practical suggestions to take away with them and implement. If you have recently had equality and diversity added to your job role and you are not sure where to start, this session is for you. For further information, please go to: http://equalitysouthwest.org.uk/events/view/19 or contact Jack Horwood on Tel: 01823 250816; Email: jack.horwood@equalitysouthwest.org.uk
1 August 2011 Demystifying Equality The University of Gloucestershire, Gloucester This interactive session aims to introduce and explore what is meant by equality and diversity, and build peoples confidence in talking about the subject. It will look at the moral, legal and business case for diversity and build peoples understanding about what their rights are, and how to challenge inequality. This is an introductory session for people who are new to the subject. This is for you if you want to learn more about equality and diversity, in a relaxed environment. The session will give people practical suggestions to take away with them and implement. If you have recently had equality and diversity added to your job role and you are not sure where to start, this session is for you. For further information, please go to: http://equalitysouthwest.org.uk/events/view/19 or contact Jack Horwood on Tel: 01823 250816; Eail: jack.horwood@equalitysouthwest.org.uk
Events
South West Region
19-23 October 2011 Sustaining Ourselves with Mindfulness Sharpham House, Totnes, Devon A four-day residential course at Shapham House. This course is for you if you are in need of rest, renewal, reflection and inspiration and would like to learn to sustain yourself in daily life. It is suitable for those new to mindfulness and those wishing to refresh their skills. You will learn mindfulness techniques and how to apply them afterwards. The course integrates mindfulness practices with outdoor activity and time to step out of the competing demands of life, allowing our creative inner resources to regain momentum. There will be time for discussion and personal reflection. You will stay in Sharpham House overlooking the river Dart with options for walks, painting, photography, gardening, star gazing and a canoe trip during free sessions. Cost for the four day course is 450 per participant The Sharpham Trust is offering concessions for this course to people working in the voluntary sector and heathcare professions. They are available on application. To book a place Tel: 01803 732542 or email admin@sharphamtrust.org
Events
National
6 July 2011 Making Commissioning Work - Collaboration to deliver patient outcomes Barbican Centre Silk Street London London EC2Y 8DS The Health and Social Care Bill plans to transfer 80bn of NHS funds to GP Consortia. It is hoped that budget holding will motivate doctors to deliver efficient coordinated care; however, to achieve this, the groups will need to ensure that primary care engages closely with specialist services in secondary care, public health, social care and the third sector. The BMA strongly believe that: 'successful commissioning will only be achieved with GPs, secondary and tertiary care consultants and other clinical colleagues working together.' At Making Commissioning Work, the case for multi-professional involvement in commissioning will be discussed and analysed. With a programme of excellent speakers including doctor representative groups, health and social care professionals and commissioning leads, this unique event is an essential for all those involved with and affected by the new NHS commissioning model. For further information, please visit: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/event/overview.asp?ID=182 Book a place online at: http://guest.cvent.com/d/mdqbs7/1Q
7 July 2011 Outsourcing: delivering cost-effective public services The Barbican, London The agenda of change in the public sector requires many organisations to operate in a new way and will often require expertise that they do not have. New models of service delivery can be a key means of achieving this, bringing in the expertise of the private sector and social enterprises. Engagement with these organisations can be through direct outsourcing or through partnership. Good outsourcing can deliver many benefits, including savings; investment in new IT and systems; a better idea of operational and unit costs; monitoring performance and outputs; and accountability through knowing costs and performance; alongside other benefits, such as generating local employment. Management can focus on ensuring services that are delivered as required rather than becoming embroiled in day-to-day operational issues. For further information, please go to: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/event/overview.asp? ID=186 To book a place online, please go to: http://guest.cvent.com/d/4dqbmh/1Q or telephone 0161 831 7111 Alternatively you can contact Alexis May, amay@publicservice.co.uk; Tel: 0161 831 7111
Events
National
7 July 2011 Supported Living Train The Trainer Workshop Birmingham Due to popular demand we are pleased to announce a new Supported Living Train the Trainer workshop date. Paradigm's most successful Masterclass; if you have responsibility for training or for other people's development in relation to Supported Living, then this Masterclass is for you. It is specifically aimed at people who already have some personal experience of implementing Supported Living and who wish to have a framework for incorporating their experiences into a training course which helps promote Supported Living and develop a broader understanding. For more information or to book your place please email Jeanette Gill at jeanetteg@paradigm-uk.org or call 0151 647 1055. Please note that due to this workshop being a Masterclass, places are strictly limited. You can download an event flyer at: http:// www.paradigm-uk.org/Resources/d/z/n/train_the_trainer-2011%20Flyer.pdf
13 September 2011 Procurement in the NHS 2011: every penny counts Manchester Conference Centre This conference will help all those tasked with securing value for money to negotiate the shifting landscape, understand how to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the various procurement organisations and initiatives, understand the changes that are taking place and how to deliver the procurement savings that are needed if NHS services are to be maintained. For further information or to book a place online, please go to: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/event/overview.asp?ID=185 or contact Alexis May amay@publicservice.co.uk, Tel 0161 831 7111
22 September 2011 Lean Government 2011 - Raising Public Sector Productivity The Barbican, London Despite budgetary restraints the demands on the public sector will remain and the challenge for all organisations will be to deliver a first class service with fewer resources. Applying 'Lean' techniques can deliver savings of up to 40% and thus help public sector organisations manage within tighter budgets. Equally importantly, 'Lean' can lead to the delivery of better, more personalised services. The public sector has many initiatives relating to 'Lean', but these could be better coordinated and there exists an opportunity to bring together the various experiences, learn from them and apply them more generally. The focus of Lean Government 2011 - Raising Public Sector Productivity, will be to bring together 'Lean' initiatives in the NHS, local government and central government. Delegates will benefit from the practical knowledge of the speakers, hear about the many opportunities to introduce 'Lean', the knowledge networks that exist and which they can join and obtain a better understanding of how to create and take advantage of 'Lean'. For further information, please go to: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/event/ overview2.asp?ID=188 or contact Helen Atherton, Email: hatherton@publicservice.co.uk, Tel: 01782 613924 Book a place at: http://guest.cvent.com/d/pdq6c3/1Q or telephone 0161 831 7111
Events
National
29 September 2011 Public Sector Reform: Opening Up Services The Barbican, London The government white paper Open Public Services, due in July, will set out the bold blueprint for reform of our public services. The ambitions are to shift power away from Whitehall to the local level to communities, citizens, & independent providers. This vision will give providers, from the private and third sectors, a level playing field to compete with any public body to run services. How can we ensure that public sector reform benefits service users and offers value for money to the taxpayer? The reforms offer communities, mutuals & service providers an active part in shaping our services. Adding to the complexity of delivering this change are the spending cuts. Local authorities must redesign service provision at pace and, importantly, deliver successful outcomes. Join us at Public Sector Reform where key speakers will outline how local authorities can put the policy into practice. For further information, please go to: http:// www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/event/overview2.asp?ID=190 or contact Katie Tweats, Email: ktweats@publicservice.co.uk; Tel: 01782 613924 To book a place, please go to: http://guest.cvent.com/d/ bdqyxs/1Q or telephone 0161 831 7111
13 October 2011 Improving Public Health Working in Partnership The Barbican, London The public health white paper 'Healthy Lives, Healthy People' was published by the Department of Health towards the end of 2010 and set out the government's long-term vision for the future of public health in England. Directors of public health, now employed by local authorities and jointly appointed with the new 'wellness service', Public Health England, will lead on driving health improvement locally. What is the impact of the recent health policy changes on known determinants of health, such as smoking, diet and other lifestyle behaviours? How are the wider reforms impacting on existing work to improve public health and address health inequalities? This conference will look at the work that is being done on the ground, taking a practical perspective on public health policy and examining how collaboration can achieve real results. To book a place, please go to: http://guest.cvent.com/d/7dqyfv/1Q Further information is available at: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/overview/193/improving-public-health
1-3 November 2011 Sixth UK Dementia Congress BT Convention Centre, Liverpool The 6th UK Dementia Congress offers an exciting mix of plenary sessions, parallel session, workshops and posters as well as early bird and lunchtime special interest sessions. There will also be a dedicated Alzheimer's Society stream. Full details will be posted nearer the time on the Careinfo website (http:// www.careinfo.org/uk-dementia-congress.php). To download the Call for Papers documentation, please go to: http://www.careinfo.org/images/ukdementiacongress/CALL%20FOR%20PAPERS.pdf
Events
National
7 December 2011 Managing Change 2011: delivering public sector reform The Barbican, London The government has made clear its priority of eliminating the structural budget deficit within five years, with the Comprehensive Spending Review outlining funding priorities and emphasising the need for greater efficiency and productivity. At the same time, an agenda of reforms across the public sector heralds a fundamental change in the way public services are delivered. This conference aims to provide delegates with insight into how change can happen, and how it can be successful. Managing change is very complex, and requires strong leadership and excellent programme and project management (PPM) skills. Mitigating resistance to change through robust risk management, effective measurement and management of benefits, and clear communication and interaction is vital if progress is to be made. For further information, please go to: http://www.publicserviceevents.co.uk/programme/191/managingchange To book a place please go to: http://guest.cvent.com/d/4dqyx1/1Q
Newsletters from Other Organisations
Caring Minds http://www.caringminds.co.uk/newsletters Charity Commission News http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/About_us/About_the_Commission/ newslist.aspx
Chief Nursing Officer Bulletin http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Bulletins/ Chiefnursingofficerbulletin/index.htm
Children's Health and Maternity Services e-Bulletin http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Bulletins/ ChildrenFamiliesandMaternitybulletin/DH_4105512
Compass Disability Services (Networker) http://www.compassdisability.org.uk/index.php?page=newsletter Connecting (Newsletter for the Learning Disabilities Community in Cornwall) http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/connecting Dying Matters http://www.swdc.org.uk/SWDC/en/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/dyingmatters-newsletters/
Go Wild, Stay Well (Mind in Taunton & West Somerset) http://www.mindtws.org.uk/gowildstaywell.htm Innovations in Dementia (Brainwave) http://www.innovationsindementia.org.uk/news.htm Mental Health Promotion Newsletter http://www.nmhdu.org.uk/mental-health-promotion-newsletter/? keywords=mental+health+promotion
National End of Life Programme http://www.endoflifecareforadults.nhs.uk/publications/list/newsletters National Mental Health Development Unit http://www.swdc.org.uk/SWDC/en/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/ national-mental-health-development-unit/
Personalisation Newsletter http://www.swdc.org.uk/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/personalisation/
Newsletters from Other Organisations
Policy & Parliamentary Bulletin for Carers Leads http://www.swdc.org.uk/en/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/policy-parliamentary-bulletin-for-carers-leads-/ Public Health South West http://www.swdc.org.uk/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/public-healthsouth-west-ebulletin/
Skills for Care Bulletin http://southwest.skillsforcare.org.uk/news/ebulletin/LatesteBulletin.aspx Social Care Bulletin http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Bulletins/Socialcarebulletin/ index.htm
South West Alcohol Improvement Programme Newsletter http://www.swdc.org.uk/SWDC/en/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/ south-west-alcohol-improvement-programme-newsletter/
South West RIEP News Updates http://www.swdc.org.uk/SWDC/en/resources/resource-bank/other-newsletters/ south-west-alcohol-improvement-programme-newsletter/
Sustainability Now http://www.sustainabilitysouthwest.org.uk/sustainability_now/ Telecare LIN Newsletters http://www.dhcarenetworks.org.uk/IndependentLivingChoices/Telecare/ TelecareResources/TelecareLINAdvice/TelcareLINNewsletters/
The Month http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Bulletins/themonth/index.htm The Week - Chief Executive Bulletin http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Bulletins/theweek/index.htm

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