will be a gradual build-up along with changes in practice and systems Consideration needs also to be given to medical workforce, supervision, Allied Health Professionals, with the addition of social work further down the line Supervision needs to be more robust and should include psychology. The same issues crop up across all professions. Sally Egan reported difficulties in supervising within different models, eg Triple P, Incredible Years. Malcolm pointed out the regulation of support workers and health codes of practice have to integrate. Julia agreed that there were different types of supervision, eg clinical, peer, child protection etc, which need to join up. Point to note: Health and Social Care Integration to be discussed at a main meeting in the future. DISABLED CHILDREN Jim Carle was unable to attend but forwarded papers regarding the Children and Young People Disability Advisory Group. It was agreed Disabled Children should be an item on the 21 August meeting agenda. ITEM 4 ARRANGEMENTS FOR CYPHSG MEETING: 21 AUGUST 2014 Item 2 Youth Justice Links well with LAC and emotional and mental wellbeing. 2/3 of children who offend have parents in the justice system. Inmates being admitted to jail are not asked if they are parents. Action: Kirsty Craig to meet with Chris Wright to determine whether or not this should be on the agenda. Item 3 Community Child Health/Health Visiting/School Nursing to be – on the agenda Item 4 Digital Health to be on the agenda – Adult services are promoting self-management and there is a remote and rural pilot in NHS Grampian which may help manage A&E attendances and support GPs. Technology is being given to front-line staff, eg supporting mothers who can’t get to support groups by using technology to give face-to-face advice. Discussions are taking place on an eSWHMR and eRedbook. eRedbook to be taken off the agenda – or Revamp of CYPHSG to be short item at end of agenda entitled Next – Steps for the CYPHSG Thought should be given to CYPHSG membership, on how it should adapt to new legislation/policies and what its priorities are, eg LAC, disabled children, child protection, school nursing etc. How can it add value and what should its priorities be? Integration should be taken into account, eg what is the CHC role and who is responsible Boards or partnerships? –
will be a gradual build-up along with changes in practice and systems Consideration needs also to be given to medical workforce, supervision, Allied Health Professionals, with the addition of social work further down the line Supervision needs to be more robust and should include psychology. The same issues crop up across all professions. Sally Egan reported difficulties in supervising within different models, eg Triple P, Incredible Years. Malcolm pointed out the regulation of support workers and health codes of practice have to integrate. Julia agreed that there were different types of supervision, eg clinical, peer, child protection etc, which need to join up. Point to note: Health and Social Care Integration to be discussed at a main meeting in the future. DISABLED CHILDREN Jim Carle was unable to attend but forwarded papers regarding the Children and Young People Disability Advisory Group. It was agreed Disabled Children should be an item on the 21 August meeting agenda. ITEM 4 ARRANGEMENTS FOR CYPHSG MEETING: 21 AUGUST 2014 Item 2 Youth Justice Links well with LAC and emotional and mental wellbeing. 2/3 of children who offend have parents in the justice system. Inmates being admitted to jail are not asked if they are parents. Action: Kirsty Craig to meet with Chris Wright to determine whether or not this should be on the agenda. Item 3 Community Child Health/Health Visiting/School Nursing – to be on the agenda Item 4 Digital Health – to be on the agenda Adult services are promoting self-management and there is a remote and rural pilot in NHS Grampian which may help manage A&E attendances and support GPs. Technology is being given to front-line staff, eg supporting mothers who can’t get to support groups by using technology to give face-to-face advice. Discussions are taking place on an eSWHMR and eRedbook. eRedbook – to be taken off the agenda or Revamp of CYPHSG – to be short item at end of agenda entitled Next Steps for the CYPHSG Thought should be given to CYPHSG membership, on how it should adapt to new legislation/policies and what its priorities are, eg LAC, disabled children, child protection, school nursing etc. How can it add value and what should its priorities be? Integration should be taken into account, eg what is the CHC role and who is responsible – Boards or partnerships?
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