effective support the group at the next meeting as to whether it would be worth purchasing more. It was suggested that MG could consider undertaking this as a PDSA test. 3.1.3 The Incredible Years and Triple January – Dec EY Health DO with POPP reporting data P programmes are made available 14 Psychology of Parenting to parents of 3 & 4 year olds with Project Steering Group, CW and SR had met with behavioural difficulties via Area Management Sally Amor who enquired Psychology of Parenting Project (if about proposals for the Highland meets selection Psychology of Parenting requirements) bid. Another bid will be submitted in the next round of funding available from the Scottish Government in March/April as the Highland area wasn’t ready to bid the last time round. AR will lead on this. 3.1.4 Develop communication with Oct 13 onward EY Health DO, SPIG Evidence of contact with adult services to inform service members, NHS Highland adult services and impact on improvements s for parents with and other relevant practice and/or training additional needs (including parents services with a learning disability, offenders /ex-offenders) particularly via Safer The information can be Highland Partnership members, given to various groups Housing service and Maternity once the framework has Services been approved and AR is in post. 3.2 A core of suitably 3.2.1 Posts in each area have a remit March 2014 Area Management Details of roles assigned in skilled and trained staff and sufficient time to co-ordinate, each area are available are equipped to administer and facilitate Implementation will administer and interventions depend on final deliver specific configuration of local teams programmes 3.3 Staff are enabled to 3.3.1 A training plan is set out and Ongoing EY Health DO, H&SC Record of attendance develop and maintain database maintained leads, EY QIO, CEE staff
effective support the group at the next meeting as to whether it would be worth purchasing more. It was suggested that MG could consider undertaking this as a PDSA test. 3.1.3 The Incredible Years and Triple P programmes are made available to parents of 3 & 4 year olds with behavioural difficulties via Psychology of Parenting Project (if Highland meets selection requirements) January – Dec 14 EY Health DO with Psychology of Parenting Project Steering Group, Area Management POPP reporting data CW and SR had met with Sally Amor who enquired about proposals for the Psychology of Parenting bid. Another bid will be submitted in the next round of funding available from the Scottish Government in March/April as the Highland area wasn’t ready to bid the last time round. AR will lead on this. 3.1.4 Develop communication with adult services to inform service improvements s for parents with additional needs (including parents with a learning disability, offenders /ex-offenders) particularly via Safer Highland Partnership members, Housing service and Maternity Services Oct 13 onward EY Health DO, SPIG members, NHS Highland and other relevant services Evidence of contact with adult services and impact on practice and/or training The information can be given to various groups once the framework has been approved and AR is in post. 3.2 A core of suitably skilled and trained staff are equipped to administer and deliver specific programmes 3.2.1 Posts in each area have a remit and sufficient time to co-ordinate, administer and facilitate interventions March 2014 Area Management Details of roles assigned in each area are available Implementation will depend on final configuration of local teams 3.3 Staff are enabled to develop and maintain 3.3.1 A training plan is set out and database maintained Ongoing EY Health DO, H&SC leads, EY QIO, CEE staff Record of attendance
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