Workforce Capacity Councils effectively address Improve recruitment difficulties through marketing Dec 16 the current internal and and regional recruitment (REGIONAL external workforce challenges Development of effective training for enablement PRIORITY THREE) To develop good practice/issues portal and peer to peer learning Living Wage Councils are supported to Evaluate the impact of the living wage to assist Aug 16 manage the impacts of the councils to respond effectively Living Wage Commissioning Councils develop and deliver Self-assessment against C4BO toolkit, action plan and June 16 effective approaches to help councils prepare for peer challenge Commissioning for Better Outcomes Councils have improved Learning from CQC area profiling model in North Sept 16 approaches to commissioning Lincolnshire in domiciliary care and Benchmarking the cost of care across the region residential care Improved relationships and Involving CQC in the development of regional events Dec 16 information sharing with Care Identifying and developing regional lines of Quality Commission which communication and information sharing to improve improves quality of care quality of care The regional market is geared Support IPC Brookes market shaping activity in the March up for dealing with market region and working with and developing providers 17 failure
Workforce Capacity (REGIONAL PRIORITY THREE) Councils effectively address the current internal and external workforce challenges Improve recruitment difficulties through marketing and regional recruitment Development of effective training for enablement To develop good practice/issues portal and peer to peer learning Dec 16 Living Wage Councils are supported to manage the impacts of the Living Wage Evaluate the impact of the living wage to assist councils to respond effectively Aug 16 Commissioning Councils develop and deliver effective approaches to Commissioning for Better Outcomes Self-assessment against C4BO toolkit, action plan and help councils prepare for peer challenge June 16 Councils have improved approaches to commissioning in domiciliary care and residential care Learning from CQC area profiling model in North Lincolnshire Benchmarking the cost of care across the region Sept 16 Improved relationships and information sharing with Care Quality Commission which improves quality of care Involving CQC in the development of regional events Identifying and developing regional lines of communication and information sharing to improve quality of care Dec 16 The regional market is geared up for dealing with market failure Support IPC Brookes market shaping activity in the region and working with and developing providers March 17
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