Health visitors and school nurses attended Shetland action Behaviours Traffic Light Tool’ train the plan received. ‘Sexual trainers in 2014 and several staff from varied backgrounds including nurse educators attended During 2016 this training in March 2015. This is a Brook training of the CSE training programme and NHS Grampian Staff can plan will be access the Brook website for further information. delivered to A&E The coordination of these trainers to deliver a staff in adult and Grampian service would be beneficial. children’s services, mental health All NHS Grampian staff can access CSE workers, midwives information via the child protection pages of the and health visitors. NHS Grampian intranet. This information includes Delivery to allied the following: health professionals CSE Briefing note for NHS Grampian Staff and GP practice WithScotland CSE Briefing staff also requires Scotland’s National Action Plan to Tackle consideration. CSE (Scottish Government) Guidance on CSE: A Practitioners Resource The Aberdeenshire Pack (Barnardo’s Scotland) CSE strategy group Lessons for Scotland from the Jay Report health member will into CSE in Rotherham (Barnardo’s participate in discussion paper) CSE Safeguarding Scotland’s Vulnerable training with the Children from Abuse (Children in Scotland) CPP training Spot the Signs webpage to leaflets manager, other –links (Barnardo’s Scotland) members of the CSE strategy group SHARE is a researched based sex and relationship and other trainers. curriculum resource developed by NHS Health Scotland for 12-16 year olds. Training is aimed at social work staff and carers for LAC. This will be in addition to the training offered to school nurses, teachers, guidance staff and youth work staff. SHARE training is held every May for secondary school staff in Aberdeenshire. From 2007 to present there have been approximately 175 staff trained, including school nurses, guidance staff, youth workers and social workers. The training is held over 2 days and covers the
Health visitors and school nurses attended ‘Sexual Behaviours Traffic Light Tool’ train the trainers in 2014 and several staff from varied backgrounds including nurse educators attended this training in March 2015. This is a Brook training programme and NHS Grampian Staff can access the Brook website for further information. The coordination of these trainers to deliver a Grampian service would be beneficial. All NHS Grampian staff can access CSE information via the child protection pages of the NHS Grampian intranet. This information includes the following: CSE Briefing note for NHS Grampian Staff WithScotland CSE Briefing Scotland’s National Action Plan to Tackle CSE (Scottish Government) Guidance on CSE: A Practitioners Resource Pack (Barnardo’s Scotland) Lessons for Scotland from the Jay Report into CSE in Rotherham (Barnardo’s discussion paper) Safeguarding Scotland’s Vulnerable Children from Abuse (Children in Scotland) Spot the Signs webpage –links to leaflets (Barnardo’s Scotland) SHARE is a researched based sex and relationship curriculum resource developed by NHS Health Scotland for 12-16 year olds. Training is aimed at social work staff and carers for LAC. This will be in addition to the training offered to school nurses, teachers, guidance staff and youth work staff. SHARE training is held every May for secondary school staff in Aberdeenshire. From 2007 to present there have been approximately 175 staff trained, including school nurses, guidance staff, youth workers and social workers. The training is held over 2 days and covers the Shetland action plan received. During 2016 training of the CSE plan will be delivered to A&E staff in adult and children’s services, mental health workers, midwives and health visitors. Delivery to allied health professionals and GP practice staff also requires consideration. The Aberdeenshire CSE strategy group health member will participate in CSE training with the CPP training manager, other members of the CSE strategy group and other trainers.
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