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Adult Education Administrators Directory Virginia Department of Education Adult Education and Literacy P.O. Box 2120 Richmond, VA 23218-2120 Information: 804-786-3347 December 3, 2018 Region 1 LENOWISCO Rebecca Scott Email: Phone: (276) 386-2433 Toll Free: (844) MY RACE 1 (844) 697-2231 1490 Bristol Highway Gate City, VA 24251 Fax: (276) 386-2242 Region 2 Cumberland Plateau Linda Allen Email: Phone: (276) 889-5424 Russell County Career & Technology Center 308 Career Tech Drive Lebanon, VA 24266 Fax: (276) 889-3246 Region 3 Mount Rogers Shirley Carlson Email: Phone: (276) 619-4396 Toll Free: (800) 322-7748 One Partnership Circle Abingdon, VA 24210 Fax: (276) 619-4388 Region 4 New River Valley Diane Gray Email: Phone: (540) 674-3645 5251 College Drive Dublin, VA 24084 Fax: (540) 674-3679 Region 5 Roanoke Valley-Alleghany Lea DeCosta Email: Phone: (540) 375-3056 510 South College Avenue Salem, VA 24153 Region 6 Central Shenandoah Katharine Parrish Email: Phone: (540) 946-9241 937 Fir Street Waynesboro, VA 22980 Fax: (540) 942-8021 Region 7 Northern Shenandoah Valley Amy Judd Email: Phone: (540) 869-0748 173 Skirmisher Lane Middletown, VA 22645
Charlottesville, VA 22903 Region 11 Virginia’s Region 2000 Luke Saechao Email: Phone: (434) 528-6494 219 Trojan Road Madison Heights, VA 24572 Fax: (434) 947-1200 Region 12 West Piedmont Stacey Wright Email: Phone: (540) 484-1281 270 S. Main Street, Suite 204 Rocky Mount, VA 24151 Fax: (540) 483-8964 Region 13 Southside Regional Buffy Allgood Email: Phone: (434) 949-1090 109 Campus Drive Alberta, VA 23821 Fax: (434) 949-7863 Region 14 Commonwealth Katie Irby Email: Phone: (434) 736-2084 200 Daniel Road Keysville, VA 23947 Region 15 Capital Region Shekera Alvarado Email: Phone: (804) 780.6039 2015 Seddon Way Drive, Room 205 Richmond, VA 23230 Fax: (804) 780-6091 Region 16 George Washington Regional Rappahannock Area Regional Adult Education Nichole Bennett Email: Phone: (540) 898-8165 6713 Smith Station Road Spotsylvania, VA 22553 Fax: (540) 891-2726 Region 17 Northern Neck Sherrie Hill Email: Phone: (804) 435-8973 445 N. Main Street Kilmarnock, VA 22482 Region 18 Middle Peninsula Danielle Robinson Email: Phone: (804) 769-1151 18550 King William Road King William, VA 23086 Fax: (804) 769-1148 Region 19 Crater Regional Kathy Anderson Email: Phone: (804) 733-2670 6610 Commons Drive, Suite 101 Prince George, VA 23875 Fax: (804) 733-2673
ADULT BODY PROTOCOL ADULT ENTEROGRAPHY MR1 Charge for ABD WWO SCAN TIME APPROX 60 MINUTES Torso Coil. Revised 01/22/2016 Coil: Torso Coil LOCALIZER MODE: SLICE GAP FAT SAT FOV SCAN RANGE Notes COR T2 SSTSE 5 mm 1 mm N Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis COR T2 3D BTFE 4 mm -2 mm Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis AX T2 SSTSE 5 mm 1 mm N Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis May be separated into overlapping stacks. Do not interleave images. COR T2 BTFE 5 mm 1 mm N Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis COR T2 SSTSE 5 mm 1 mm Y Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis COR T1 3D mDixon- Pre 4.5 mm -2.25 mm Y Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis Gludcagon 0.5 mg IV immediately prior to power injector being hooked up Gadolinium 0.2 mmol/kg @ 3 mL/sec: image @ 45 sec delay COR T1 3D mDixon Post x3 4.5 mm -2.25 mm Y Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis AX T1 3D mDixon 4.5 mm -2.25 mm Y Fit to Patient Liver through Symphysis May be separated by overlapping stacks. Do not interleave images AX T2 DWI FIT TO PATEINT. NOTES: PO Protocol Patient fasting x 4-6 hours. 1350 cc PO contrast ingested over 1 hour. 450 cc during 0-15 min. 450 cc during 15-30 min. 450 cc during 30-45 min. 1 cup (8 oz) WATER on table. Void prior to getting on table.
Organisation/Agency Job Title/Role Healthwatch Knowsley Chair of the SCR Panel and Healthwatch Independent Author Shirley Williams Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council (KMBC) Head of Youth Offending Service (KYOS) Healthwatch Knowsley Research & Policy Officer Crime Reduction Initiative (CRI) Services Manager Halton & Knowsley KMBC Interim Service Manager, Safeguarding Adults KMBC Head of Adult Social Care North West Ambulance Service NWAS Safeguarding Practice Manager Merseyside Police Detective Inspector KMBC Senior Solicitor KMBC Director of Integrated Services Knowsley NHS Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Safeguarding Service Head of Safeguarding Adults KMBC Director of Childrens Social Care KMBC Business Support Assistant, Safeguarding Adults Unit (SGAU), (Note Taker) 2.5 Other contributors: Community Psychiatric Nurse (CPN) 5BP Knowsley Recovery Team Support Worker 5BP Knowsley Recovery Team Knowsley Housing Trust provided some brief information about their contact with Grace as a tenant. 2.6 Methodology
Nutrition Meal How often ? (times per week) Typical foods eaten Typical Amount eaten (please circle) Breakfast Low Medium High Lunch Low Medium High Dinner Low Medium High Snacks Low Medium High Comments: Chemical Use History Method of use and amount Freq. of use Age of first use Age of last use Used within the last 48 hours? Used within the last 30 days? Yes No Yes No Alcohol Barbiturates Valium/Librium Cocaine/Crack Heroin/Opiates Marijuana PCP/LSD/Mesc. Inhalants Caffeine Nicotine Over the counter Presc. Drugs Other drugs Substance(s) of preference 1. 3. 2. 4. Substance Abuse Questions Describe when and where you typically use substances: Describe any changes in your use patterns: Describe how your use has affected your family or friends (include their perceptions of your use): Reason(s) for use: Addicted Build confidence Escape Self-medication
Continued: List of Symptoms extreme fatigue fears fetishes finances friends guilt headaches health problems inferiority feelings insomnia loneliness making decisions marriage memory my thoughts nervousness nightmares obsessive thinking overweight painful thoughts panic attacks phobias relationships sadness self-esteem separation sexual problems short temper shyness sleep stress suicidal thoughts work Please indicate how the issue(s) for which you are seeking treatment are affecting the following areas of your life: Marriage / Relationship: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Family: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Job/school performance: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable
Friendships: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Financial situation: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Physical health: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Anxiety level / nerves: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Mood: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Eating habits: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Sleeping habits: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable Sexual functioning: 1 - No effect 2 – Little effect 3 – Some effect 4 – Much effect 5 – Significant effect Not Applicable
􀂉 Feeling of extreme sadness 􀂉 Increased use of alcohol / drugs 􀂉 Dry mouth 􀂉 Feeling stressed 􀂉 Avoiding things 􀂉 Memory problems 􀂉 Feeling nervous or anxious 􀂉 Trouble performing your job 􀂉 Chronic weakness 􀂉 Feeling fearful 􀂉 Poor interpersonal skills 􀂉 Chronic pain 􀂉 Excessive worry 􀂉 Reckless behavior 􀂉 Muscle tension / aches 􀂉 Indecisiveness 􀂉 Trouble concentrating 􀂉 Numbness 􀂉 Depression 􀂉 Not getting along with friends / family 􀂉 Sweating / clammy hands 􀂉 Easily irritated 􀂉 Hearing voices 􀂉 Nerve problems 􀂉 Paranoid thoughts 􀂉 Fear of situations where escape is difficult 􀂉 Trembling / twitching 􀂉 Self-esteem problem 􀂉 Obsessions or compulsions 􀂉 Hot flashes 􀂉 Feeling guilty 􀂉 Thoughts about hurting yourself 􀂉 Dizziness 􀂉 Sudden feelings of panic 􀂉 Thoughts about hurting others 􀂉 Frequent urination 􀂉 Perfectionism 􀂉 Thoughts about killing yourself 􀂉 Stomach or bowel problem 􀂉 Change in sleeping habits 􀂉 Thoughts about killing others 􀂉 Weight changes 􀂉 Procrastination 􀂉 Suicide attempts 􀂉 Change in eating habits 􀂉 Crying spells 􀂉 Acting violently 􀂉 Self-starvation 􀂉 Problems with anger 􀂉 Intrusive thoughts 􀂉 Chest pain 􀂉 Exaggerated startle response 􀂉 Shortness of breath 􀂉 Heart symptoms 􀂉 Trouble swallowing 􀂉 Change in sexual interest HOW LONG HAVE YOU HAD THE SYMPTOMS CHECKED ABOVE? (APPROXIMATE DATE SYMPTOMS BEGAN) ANY DETERIORATION IN JOB / SCHOOL PERFORMANCE DUE TO THE PROBLEM? ___Attendance ___Absences Mon/Fri.’s ___Tardiness ___Decrease in productivity ___Erratic Behavior ___Conflict with Supervisors ___Discipline ___None ___Conflicts with Fellow Employees CONSEQUENCES OF DETERIORATING PERFORMANCE ON WORK OR SCHOOL: On a Scale of 1-5, how would your rate your distress? (l is low, 5 is severe distress) Medical Condition You Have: (If yes check) ___Diabetes ___ High Blood Pressure ___Heart Disease ___Blood Problems ___Bone/Joint Problems ___Brain Problems ___Skin/Hair/Nail Problems ___Liver Disease ___Respiratory Problems (Breathing) ___Genital ___Kidney/Bladder ___Cancer ___Allergies ___Eyes ___Autoimmune ___Chronic Pain ___Gastrointestinal ___Head Injury Other health problems not listed above: Sleep Problems: Appetite Problems: Past Health Problems (include difficulties with developmental milestones under age 18) Medication currently using: If NONE, write your initials here
Please add more details on separate pages if required. YOUR NAME: Relationship to nominee: Your contact details: Address: Phone: E-mail: Please send your nomination form by Tuesday 31 July 2018 to: Please mark this box, if you would like to remain anonymous throughout the nomination and Award process. And finally, please could you tell us where you heard about these Awards? (Please mark all that apply) NBN website Network News Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Poster Wildlife group/organisation Other If other, please specify
SAMPLE TRANSITION LETTER Date Dear Adult Provider, It was nice to talk with you about my son/daughter and I’m grateful that you have agreed to be his health care provider. Name is an ?? year old male/female who will become a patient in your practice, once you have received his medical records from Dr. Pediatrician. Name acts/does not act as his own guardian. Enclosed is a copy of his supported decision making/guardianship paperwork for your records. He/She is insured by private insurance through his parents with a secondary payer of Traditional Medicaid. Name has several chronic conditions with related medications. A list of those medications and prescribing specialists are also included in this letter. Name is transferring from Dr. Pediatrician. He/She is prepared to continue to be a resource for you during this transition phase of Name’s care. Here is their contact information. Dr. Pediatrician 123 Oak Dr. Anywhere, IN 12345 Phone (123)456-7890 e-mail Sincerely Mary Smith Name’s Guardian/Parent Enclosed Guardianship/Supported Decision Making Specialist and Medication List
Personal circumstances – Is the alleged victim subject to any legislative powers, e.g. Mental Health Act, Power of Attorney, DoLS? Where did the alleged abuse occur? Own Home Perpetrator’s home Relative’s Home Supported Tenancy Sheltered Accommodation. Care Home – Residential Care Home – Nursing Care Home – Respite Hospital – NHS Hospital – Independent NHS Group Home Hospice Day care Educational est. Public place Other - Please State: Specific location of abuse (e.g. Ward/ Dept, Hospital, Care Home) Is the abuse: Historical Current Description of alleged abuse/injuries: (continue on separate sheet of paper if necessary) 2a. Please use the section below to identify the position of any marks, bruising, wounds etc described above
Do you require an interpreter? Y N What Language do you prefer to read? ‘I was given help with this form and do not read any language’ What is your religion? Can you read English even if it is not your preferred Language? Y N About your health Height: Weight: Do you smoke? Y N Cigarettes per day: Tobacco per day: Never smoked Ex smoker Cigarettes per day: Date stopped: WANT HELP TO STOP SMOKING? - BOOK AN APPOINMENT WITH OUR NURSING TEAM How many units/drinks of alcohol do you drink per week? *A standard drink (unit) of alcohol (around 10mls or 8g) is contained in: - A small (125ml) glass of standard strength wine (12%) - A single (25ml) pub measure of spirits - Half a pint of normal strength beer or lager HIV SCREENING: As part of our registration process we offer all patients aged between 16
REPORT INFORMATION Source of Report Self Reported Relative/ Friend Independent Hospital Police Local Health Board Provider Agency Ambulance Service Care Regulator Probation Advocate Third Sector Local Authority Other Category of Abuse or Neglect (Tick all that apply) Physical Sexual Emotional/ Psychological Financial/ Material Neglect Was this racially motivated? Was this Domestic Abuse? Yes No Yes No Description of alleged abuse/ injuries: (Continue on separate sheet of paper if necessary) Where did the alleged abuse occur? Own Home Community Care Home Setting Health Setting If a care home setting, please state name of home Is the abuse Historical Current Person alleged responsible for abuse or neglect (if Self,select Other and add ‘Self’ to box below) Paid Employee Volunteer/ Unpaid employee Relative/ Friend Other Service User Other If other, please specify: Is the Adult at Risk aware of the referral? Yes No Has the Adult at Risk consented to the referral? Yes No Is there any evidence to suggest that the Adult at Risk lacks mental capcity to consent to this referral? Yes No Not Established Personal circumstances – Is the alleged victim subject to any legislative powers, e.g. Mental Health Act, Power of Attorney, DoLS?
About the people who witnessed the incident WITNESS 1 Name Address: Tel. No. Relationship to victim Paid Employee Volunteer/ Unpaid employee Relative/ Friend Other Service User Other Is witness a child? Yes No Don’t Know Is witness aware of referral? Yes No Don’t know WITNESS 2 Name Address: Tel. No. Relationship to victim Paid Employee Volunteer/ Unpaid employee Relative/ Friend Other Service User Other Is witness a child? Yes No Don’t Know Is witness aware of referral? Yes No Don’t know About the person who first reported the concern (This is the first person to raise the report – it may be the adult at risk, a witness or someone with concerns) Is the person reporting the incident the Adult at Risk? Yes No Is the person reporting the incident a witness to the incident? Yes No Name Address: Tel. No. Relationship to victim Paid Employee Volunteer/ Unpaid employee Relative/ Friend Other Service User Other Date/ Time of Report Does the reporter wish to remain anonymous? Yes No If yes, please state why;
Blood of Christ, the new and eternal covenant be our salvation Blood of Christ, that spilled to the ground be our salvation Blood of Christ, that flowed at the scourging be our salvation Blood of Christ, dripping from the thorns be our salvation Blood of Christ, shed on the cross be our salvation Blood of Christ, the price of our redemption be our salvation Blood of Christ, our only claim to pardon be our salvation Blood of Christ, our blessing cup be our salvation Blood of Christ, in which we are washed be our salvation Blood of Christ, torrent of mercy be our salvation Blood of Christ, that overcomes evil be our salvation Blood of Christ, strength of the martyrs be our salvation Blood of Christ, endurance of the saints be our salvation Blood of Christ, that makes the barren fruitful be our salvation Blood of Christ, protection of the threatened be our salvation Blood of Christ, comfort of the weary be our salvation Blood of Christ, solace of the mourner be our salvation Blood of Christ, hope of the repentant be our salvation Blood of Christ, consolation of the dying be our salvation Blood of Christ, our peace and refreshment be our salvation Blood of Christ, our pledge of life be our salvation Blood of Christ, by which we pass to glory be our salvation Blood of Christ, most worthy of honor be our salvation Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world have mercy on us Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world have mercy on us Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world have mercy on us Lord, you redeemed us by your blood You have made us a Kingdom to serve our God. Let us pray. Father, by the blood of your Son you have set us free and saved us from death. Continue your work of love within us, that by constantly celebrating the mystery of our salvation we may reach the eternal life it promises. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
APPENDIX 4 ASP Referral Process NFA Notification to ASM QSW Governance Referral Agency Social Care Direct Screening/Decision 1 Working Day Confirmed in Writing within 24 hours AP1 NFA – Record all decisions on Carefirst • Assessment/Care Management • Notification to ASM – QSW Governance Allocate- Further Inquiry Council officer QSW (1 year post qual exp of working with adults at risk) AP1 Complete 5 Working Days of Referral Formal Investigation Social Worker & Other/s AP1/AP2 Complete 8 Working Days of Referral Multi-Disc Case Conference Chaired by: Interm Service Manager (Council) Final – ASM QSM (Council) AP1/AP2/AP3 Complete 10 Working Days of Referral Assessment/ Care Manager Legal Power Review PTL/Team Leader MH Act MHO (Liaise Legal) AWI Act MHO Liaise Legal ASP Act Council Officer – OSW (Liaise Legal) Discharge – NFA Continuing Care Management Protection Plan in Place Review 3 Monthly ASM – QSW Note: Timescale to reflect maximum. In some instances risk to adult/others will demand more immediate action. In other circumstances, given complexity, where risk assessment requires extension of timescales the reason for this must be approved by the PTL/Team Leader (Council) and be recorded on Carefirst. AP1 = Referral Information AP2 = Risk Assessment
$[Insert Entry Fee] [tournament date] [insert center name/logo] [tournament time] one: U10=8/1/07 – present U15 = 8/1/02 – 7/31/07 U20 = 8/1/97 – 7/31/02 Youth Bowler Name: _______________________________Adult Bowler Name: _________________________________ Adult Address: ________________________________________City/State/Zip: _________________________________ Email: __________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________ Youth: Highest 2016-17 Average (min. 21 games): _________ Highest 2017-18 Average (min. 12 games): ________ Adult: Highest 2016-17 Average (min. 21 games): _________ Highest 2017-18 Average (min. 12 games): ________ Return completed form to [insert contact/desk]. [insert date, times to choose from]
Length of time: ___________ Length of time: ___________ Total number of marriages: ___ Assessment of current relationship (if applicable): ____ Good ____ Fair ____ Poor ____ Parents legally married ____ Mother remarried: Number of times: ________ ____ Parents have ever been separated ____ Father remarried: Number of times: ________ ____ Parents ever divorced Special circumstances (e.g., raised by person other than parents, information about spouse/children not living with you, etc.): Are there special, unusual, or traumatic circumstances that affected your development? __Yes ___ No If Yes, please describe: Has there been history of child abuse? ____ Yes ____ No If Yes, which type(s)? ____ Sexual ____ Physical ____ Verbal If Yes, the abuse was as a: ____ Victim ____ Perpetrator Other childhood issues: ____ Neglect ____ Inadequate nutrition ____ Other (please specify): ______ Comments re: childhood development: Check how you generally get along with other people: (check all that apply) ____ Affectionate ____ Aggressive ____ Avoidant ____ Fight/argue often ____ Follower ____ Friendly ____ Leader ____ Outgoing ____ Shy/withdrawn ____ Submissive ____ Other (specify): Sexual orientation: _________________ Comments: Sexual dysfunctions? ____ Yes ____ No If Yes, describe: Any current or history of being as sexual perpetrator? ____ Yes ____ No To which cultural or ethnic group, if any, do you belong? Are you experiencing any problems due to cultural or ethnic issues? ____ Yes ____ No If Yes, describe: Other cultural/ethnic information:
The Service must comply with the Provider Quality Standards described in the Operational Policy Framework or, as applicable, Crown Funding Agreement Variations, contracts or service level agreements. 9. Purchase Units and Reporting Requirements 9.1 Purchase Units are defined in the joint DHB and Ministry’s Nationwide Service Framework Purchase Unit Data Dictionary. The following Purchase Units apply to this Service. PU Code PU Description PU Definition PU Measure PU Measure Definition National Collections/ Payment Systems MHA06 Acute package of care A service to provide individually tailored packages of care/treatment for adults who are experiencing an acute episode of a serious mental illness/mental health problem Occupied bed day Total number of beds that are occupied each day over a designated period. For reporting purposes, count beds occupied as at 12 midnight of each day. Leave days, when the bed is not occupied at midnight are not counted. Counting formula is discharge date less admission date less leave days. PRIMHD MHA06C Acute package of care – health staff A service by nurses and/or allied health staff to provide individually tailored packages of care/treatment for adults who are experiencing an acute episode of a serious mental illness/mental health problem FTE Full-time equivalent staff member (clinical or involved in direct delivery of services to consumers. Exclude time that is formally devoted to administrative or management functions e.g. half-time coordination of a community team. Sector services MHA06D Acute package of care – staff A service by support staff to provide individually tailored packages of care/treatment for adults who are experiencing an acute episode of a serious mental illness/mental health problem FTE As above Sector services The Service must comply with the requirements of national data collections PRIMHD 9.2 Reporting Details of any additional information to be collected and the frequency of reporting to Sector Services Contract Management System are as specified and documented by the Funder in the Provider Specific Schedule of the contract. clinical
Session Date Of First Use Title The Point Session Passages 1 September 4, 2016 One Great Creator God created He knows each of us. Psalm 33:6-9,13-15; Colossians 1:15-17 2 September 11, 2016 One Great Purpose We were created to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. Isaiah 43:1-7 3 September 18, 2016 One Great Problem Without Christ, we are condemned forever. Romans 3:9-12, 19-20,23 4 September 25, 2016 One Great Savior God offers us hope and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Romans 5:6-11 5 October 2, 2016 One Great Commitment To be saved, I must trust in Christ. Romans 10:1-3,8b-13 6 October 9, 2016 One Great Task Each of us must share the gospel. 2 Timothy 2:1-10 Engaging Phase 3151 Challenge Beginning October 2, “Soulwinning Commitment Day” Church members are encouraged to take the “3151 Challenge” Challenge Individual Small Group of 10 Church of 100 Pray for lost friends 3 30 300
organisations 26TEN supporting pilot project in Department of Premier and Cabinet 2 2.1 Extend the Adult Literacy Coordinator Network throughout the state Network of 23 Literacy Coordinators established in LINC Tasmania and three Department of Justice sites Over 680 volunteer literacy tutors recruited and trained Professional development ongoing 2.2 Increase literacy support available to inmates of the Tasmania Prison Service (TPS) Literacy Coordinator providing support in Risdon Prison since 2011 New model for delivery of literacy services in Risdon developed and implemented in 2014 in cooperation with TasTAFE and TPS 3 3.1 Consistently and transparently measure progress on improving adult literacy against meaningful indicators Ongoing Measures refined throughout 2014 Projects underway to establish finer grained measures for improvement of literacy skills against the ACSF, measurement of achievement of personal goals, measurement of confidence and self-esteem, and more effective use of qualitative data
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 TOTAL Increased levels of participation in education and training by program participants Number of clients moving on to other education and training programs 66 134 206 144 550 Increased employment outcomes for program participants Number of clients gaining employment 69 106 97 38 310 Increased confidence and self-esteem levels of program participants Number of literacy program participants demonstrating increased confidence and Collection began in 2012-13 121 51 172 Increased number of trained volunteers with the capacity to provide literacy support to adult Tasmanians Number of trained literacy volunteers registered with LINC Tasmania 394 529 684 940 940 Increased number of apprentices and trainees assisted with literacy and numeracy support Number of apprentices and trainees accessing additional literacy and numeracy support 201 120 124 103 548 Three Adult Literacy Coordinators working with the Department of Justice to provide support and training to prisoners and offenders serving community orders Number of prisoners and offenders receiving literacy support Collection began in 2011-12 283 87 90 NA
Outcomes TOTAL Increased number of adult Tasmanians receiving literacy support (one to one or group) Number of adults receiving literacy support in the: 26TEN Grants Program – Employer Stream 310 965 929 NYA 2204 26TEN Grants Program – Community Stream 108 255 323 NYA 686 Individually tailored support through LINC Tasmania 988 863 1391 1909 NA Group support through Literacy Skills Development Programs 439 1006 488 343 NA6 TOTAL 500 1845 3089 3131 NA NA Increased number of adult literacy projects funded Number of projects funded by the: 26TEN Grants Program - Employers 6 6 10 10 11 43 26TEN Grants Program - Community 12 11 19 0 7 49 LINC Tasmania Literacy Skills Development Program 17 46 63 45 38 209 TOTAL 35 63 92 55 56 301 Increased literacy levels of program participants Number of clients increasing one level on the Australian Core Skills Framework: 26TEN Grants Program – Employers 42 40 22 NYA 104 26TEN Grants Program - Community 55 39 100 NYA 194 LINC Tasmania Literacy Services 239 193 158 177 767 TOTAL 140 336 272 280 177 1205
MHA17 Planned adult respite A service to provide planned access to a service with an accommodation component to minimise the likelihood of admission to inpatient mental health services for people under the care of community mental health teams. Occupied bed day Total number of beds that are occupied each day over a designated period. For reporting purposes, count beds occupied as at 12 midnight of each day. Leave days, when the bed is not occupied at midnight are not counted. Counting formula is discharge date less admission date less leave days. Programme for the Integration of Mental Health Data (PRIMHD) MHA17C Planned adult respite – Nursing and/or allied health staff A service by nurses and/or allied health staff to provide planned access to a service with an accommodation component to minimise the likelihood of admission to inpatient mental health services for people under the care of community mental health teams. FTE Full-time equivalent staff member (clinical or non-clinical) involved in direct delivery of services to consumers. Exclude time that is formally devoted to administrative or management functions e.g. half-time coordination of a community team. Sector Services MHA17D Planned adult respite – staff A service by support staff to provide planned access to a service with an accommodation component to minimise the likelihood of admission to inpatient mental health services for people under the care of community mental health teams. FTE As above Sector Services MHA17E Planned adult respite – Cultural staff A service by cultural support staff to provide planned access to a service with an accommodation component to minimise the likelihood of admission to inpatient mental health services for people under the care of community mental health teams. FTE As above Sector Services The Service must comply with the requirements of national data collections: PRIMHD. 9.2 Reporting clinical
Definition of a ‘Repeat’ at MARAC CAADA defines a case at MARAC as one between the same victim and perpetrator(s), where the victim has been identified as meeting the MARAC threshold for that area. A repeat MARAC case is one which has been previously referred to the same MARAC and at some point in the twelve months from the date of the last referral a further incident is identified. Any agency may identify this further incident (regardless of whether it has been reported to the police). A further incident includes any one of the following types of behaviour, which, if reported to the police, would constitute criminal behaviour: Violence or threats of violence to the victim (including threats against property), or A pattern of stalking or harassment, or Rape or sexual abuse Where a repeat victim is identified by any MARAC agency, that agency should refer the case back to the MARAC, regardless of whether the behaviour experienced by the victim meets the local referral threshold of visible high risk, escalation or professional judgement. To identify repeat victims of domestic abuse regardless of to whom it is reported, all MARAC agencies should have the capacity to ‘flag and tag’ their files following the latest referral so that they are aware if a service user/client experiences a repeat incident. The definition does not include cases which are being referred for a second time for any other reason than where there has been a repeat incident. There are specific instances where a second referral might be made but no repeat incident has occurred, such as, for example, where a perpetrator is about to be released from jail, where potential risks are identified but no specific threats have been made and the case is discussed in order to make sure that every agency is aware and able to put in place any appropriate safety measures. Incidents that occur more than 12 months after the last MARAC referral do not constitute a repeat incident.
Adult MSK Service Referral Proforma Please complete BOTH sides of this form in FULL and fax to Adult MSK Service. Fax: 020 8319 8560 Tel: 020 8331 3250 Patient Details Surname: First name: DOB: NHS No: Gender: M F Ethnicity: Patient referred to this service before? Y N Patient aware of the referral? Y N Transport required? Y N Interpreter required? Y N First Language Daytime Telephone E-Mail Address Home Telephone /Mobile No NB: Please note we have a text message appointment reminder service. Unless opted out, patients will automatically receive text reminders. Opt Out Address Post Code Referring Details Referring GP Date of Referral Practice Address Post Code Telephone Fax Please note: We do NOT accept referrals for LOWER BACK PAIN (acute only <6/52) – Please refer to Low Back Pain Physiotherapy at Queen Elizabeth. PAEDIATRICS (under 16 years of age) – Please refer to Children’s Physiotherapy department at Goldie Leigh. Referral details History of current problem: Duration of problem: Objective examination findings/ tests: Diagnosis:
Adult MSK Service Referral Proforma Please complete BOTH sides of this form in FULL and fax to Adult MSK Service. Fax: 020 8319 8560 Tel: 020 8331 3250 Section 1 – PATIENT INFORMATION. Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS. SURNAME Patient referred to this servicebefore? Y N FIRST NAME NHS Number Hospital Number Gender M F DOB Patient aware of the referral Y N Address Post Code First language Interpreter required? Y N Transport required? Y N Daytime Telephone Home Telephone /Mobile No E-Mail Address NB: Please note we have a text message appointment reminder service. Unless opted out, patients will automatically receive text reminders. Opt Out Ethnicity: Section 2 – PRACTICE INFORMATION. Use practice stamp if available. Referring GP Date of Referral Practice Address Post Code Telephone Fax Referral information – NO LOWER BACK PAIN (acute only <6/52) – Please use existing pathway for LBP. NO PAEDIATRICS (under 16 years of age) For use of Adult MSK Service only Paper triage: □ Onward referral: ………………………………………………….……… □ Adult MSK Service: Name: Signature: Date:
Application form Adult People with Disability Traineeship Program Applications close at 5.00pm Friday 16 March 2018. Late applications will not be accepted. Section 1 Agency details Agency name How many trainees can your agency host: Full Time Trainee 1 2 3+ Part Time Trainee (50 hours per fortnight over 18 months) 1 2 3+ Locations of trainee placements If your agency seeks to host a trainee at multiple office locations please list these here Location 1: Location 2: Location 3: Name of the division/s the trainee will be placed
Terms and Conditions for Diagnostic Assessments Booking a Diagnostic assessment: The B.D.A. will act as liaison between the assessor and the client for the purposes of booking the assessment. The B.D.A. reserves the right to change the assessor allocated if the assessor should become unavailable for any other reason. In order to book the assessment your personal information and the information contained within the booking pack will be passed onto the assessor in order for them to carry out the assessment. Privacy Policy: The BDA is committed to protecting the privacy of individuals. Accordingly, all personal data collected will be subject to our Privacy Policy. For more information please see our website. Following the assessment and the compilation of the final assessment report all client questionnaires, all raw data test sheets and all other personal data will be permanently deleted/destroyed. Your final assessment report will be held by the BDA for 7 years [within your customer record file]. During this time you will be able to ask for an electronic copy of the report Please note there may be an administration charge for this. We would therefore strongly recommend that you keep a copy of your report securely. After this time the BDA will not be able to supply you with a copy of your report. Should you require a copy of your assessment report [and/or the personal data in your customer record]; or for your report to be permanently deleted; or for changes/corrections made to it before this time; or to make a complaint, please notify us at: How your information will be used: From time to time we may like to send you information about our own products and services that you might be interested in, by post, telephone, email and SMS. We will not pass your information on to any organisation external to the BDA. If you agree to being contacted in this way, please tick the relevant boxes to indicate all of the means by which you would like to be contacted. Post Phone Email SMS phone call The BDA is committed to protecting your personal data please see our Privacy Policy on our website If you need any further information please write to us at:
The BDA is committed to protecting the privacy of individuals. Accordingly, all personal data collected will be subject to our Privacy Policy. For more information please see our website. Following the assessment and the compilation of the final assessment report all client questionnaires, all raw data test sheets and all other personal data will be permanently deleted/destroyed. Your final assessment report will be held by the BDA for 7 years [within your customer record file]. During this time you will be able to ask for an electronic copy of the report Please note there may be an administration charge for this. We would therefore strongly recommend that you keep a copy of your report securely. After this time the BDA will not be able to supply you with a copy of your report. Should you require a copy of your assessment report, your report to be permanently deleted; or for changes/corrections made to it before this time; or to make a complaint, please notify us at: How your information will be used: From time to time we may like to send you information about our own products and services that you might be interested in, by post, telephone, email and SMS. We will not pass your information on to any organisation external to the BDA If you agree to being contacted in this way, please tick the relevant boxes to indicate all of the means by which you would like to be contacted. Post Phone Email SMS The BDA is committed to protecting your personal data please see our Privacy Policy on our website If you need any further information please write to us at: Payment details: Payment details must be received before a booking can be processed. Cancellation policy: Cancellation by the Client or Main Contact All changes and cancellations must be notified in writing to: assessments@bdadyslexia.org.uk. Cancellation charges will be applied as follows: Cancellation/reschedule within 14 days of a booked session = 50% of fee due;
Facilitators hints and tips that provide ideas for how to deliver the module Key learning points that highlight important messages from the module Suggestions for when handouts and activities should be used Links to regulations and codes of practice or statutory guidance References Activity: follow up and learning needs analysis and action plan – this sets out what authorised officers need to do at the end of the module, including repeating the learning needs analysis and creating an action plan; this should be redone at least annually and reviewed at appraisal Activities – other activities that support learning and development Handouts – other handouts which provide information to support learning and development. How to use the materials Training transfer Training is only successful when it is transferred into practice and has an impact on people’s experience and outcomes. There are four main factors involved in changing practice through training (Research in Practice, 2012, ): The design and delivery of the programme – how well learning is delivered and how this addresses the need to transfer this learning into practice. Individual characteristics – how relevant learning is for people and their motivation to transfer this learning into practice. Workplace factors – how managers and peers support transfer of learning into practice, and what opportunities there are to use this. Subject climate – how far the organisational culture, structures and attitudes encourage transfer of learning into practice These factors are enabled in this module in the following ways: Design and delivery – the materials include preparation and follow-up; there are a range of activities to support practice. Individual characteristics – participants complete a learning needs analysis to identify their individual needs before and after the module, and they complete an action plan to enable use of learning.
Appendix 1 Session plan for one-day workshop Time Session Training module slides Handouts/ Activities Preparation Activity – Preparation and learning needs analysis 09.30 – 10.00 Introduction 1 Handout: Introduction to the module 10.00 – 11.00 The purpose of APSOs 2-7 Activity – Exercise: Purpose Activity – Discussion: Promoting well-being 11.00 – 11.15 Break 11.15 – 12.00 The use of APSOs 8-12 Handout: Coercive control Activity – Case study: Alternatives Handout: Legal alternatives 12.00 – 12.40 The role of the authorised officer 13-17 Activity – Discussion: Acting independently 12.40 – 13.15 Lunch 13.15 – 14.15 Process: Collecting evidence; planning 18-27 Handout: Process Handout: Advocacy
Activity – Case study: Making an application 14.15 – 15.00 Process: Court; using an APSO 28-33 Activity – Case study: Assessment 15.00 – 15.15 Break 15.15 – 16.00 Process: Next steps 34-35 Activity – Case study: Next steps 16.00 – 16.30 Ongoing learning 36-39 Activity – Follow-up learning needs analysis and action plan
Your outgoings How often? Company & Reference Number Amount (£) Documents verified by officer: Rent and Ground Rent Week/Monthly Mortgage Week/Monthly Council Tax Week/Monthly Insurance Week/Monthly Utilities Weekly/Monthly Food Week/Monthly Maintenance payments Week/Monthly Child care costs Week/Monthly Other Week/Monthly Evidence of all expenses must be provided and will be verified by the assessment officer Your debts Company & Reference Number Amount (£) Documents verified by officer: Mortgage or Rent Council Tax Utility Bills Bank Loans Credit/Store cards Other Evidence of all debts must be provided and will be verified by the assessment officer
“Top Up Contribution”. The amount to be paid by the Third Party to reflect the difference between the Service Provider’s Rate and the person’s Personal Budget “Service Provider’s Rate”. The amount the service provider charges for the provision of accommodation and social care services for the Resident “Personal Budget”. The cost to the Council of meeting the needs identified in the care plan. Agreement The Third Party agrees to pay the Top Up Contribution which is the sum of £XXXX (XXXX pounds) being the difference between the Service Provider's Rate (which at the date hereof is £XX per week) and the person’s Personal Budget (which at the date hereof is £XX per week). The Top Up Contribution should be paid on a monthly basis unless alternative arrangements are agreed between the Parties in writing. The Third Party hereby agrees to pay the Top Up Contribution to the Council on an agreed monthly basis. For the avoidance of doubt it is hereby declared and agreed between the Parties as follows: Arrangements will be reviewed in line with arrangements for reviewing the resident’s financial assessment and Personal Budget. These are reviewed following a change in circumstances or on an annual basis. The Third Party shall notify the Council immediately of any changes in their circumstances which could affect their ability to make the Top Up Contributions. This may trigger a review of arrangements. The Third Party shall forthwith make arrangements to pay the Top Up Contribution to the Council by direct debit or such other arrangements as the Council may reasonably require. In the event of the failure by the Third Party to pay the Top Up Contributions to the Council in full at any time the Council will have the right to give4-weeks’ notice in writing to the Resident and the Third Party to withdraw the Resident from occupation of the Home and following an assessment of need under the Care Act 2014 place them in alternative accommodation that is affordable within the amount identified in the Resident’s Personal Budget.
The SACE was carried out September-November 2014 and the ASCUS during January-March 2015. Where appropriate questions have been analysed by the age range; 18-64 or 65+, and township of the respondents. An overview of the responses provided by service users in Bury is detailed in the pie charts. The proportion of particular responses are then analysed by township in the bar charts with a comparison to the proportion found in Bury as a whole. Responses used in the ASCOF definitions for adult social care outcomes and Better Care Fund metrics have been analysed. For questions that were analysed last year, a comparison has been made. Regional benchmarking is referenced for the SACE to compare the outcomes found in Bury with those reported in the North West. Please note these figures are provisional. ASCUS data is not yet available for comparison. Response rates by Township and out of Borough Township ASCUS SACE 18-64 65+ 18-64 65+ Bury N 150 30.5% 177 29.9% 102 41.3% 98 59.0% D 492 592 247 166 Ramsbottom N 21 36.8% 21 25.9% 17 47.2% 17 54.8% Red Below the Bury average by more than 3% points D 57 81 36 31 Bury West N 23 29.5% 24 35.3% 10 50.0% 12 60.0% Amber Below the Bury average by 3% points or less D 44 68 20 20 Bury East N 28 24.6% 37 33.6% 23 44.2% 16 64.0% Green Equal to or better than the Bury average D 114 110 52 25 Prestwich N 31 33.0% 32 27.8% 14 30.4% 18 52.9% D 94 115 46 34 Radcliffe N 37 37.4% 27 29.0% 11 31.4% 13 76.5%
The smallest proportion of carers with a coordinator is found amongst 18-64s in Bury West Radcliffe has a much greater proportion of 18-64s with a coordinator than 65+ 13. Q15e. Do you feel the person you contact if you need to ask questions understands the person you care for and their condition? Figure 2.47 Figure 2.48 Figure 2.49 Figure 2.50 None of our 18-64 carers in Bury East felt the person they contacted understood the condition of the person they care for Radcliffe has a similar proportion of carers who reported this in both age groups Majority of townships have a greater proportion of 65+ who said this, except Whitefield 14. Q17. Thinking about combining paid work and caring, which of the following statements best describes your current situation? Figure 2.51 Figure 2.52 Figure 2.53 Figure 2.54 Expectedly a large majority (75%) of older carers are not in employment because they are self employed or retired. Overall, Bury has a higher proportion (29.5%) of carers who are not in employment because of their caring responsibilities than in England (20.9%) and the North West (21.3%). None of our 65+ carers in Radcliffe are not in employment because of caring responsibilities 15. Q19. About how long do you spend each week looking after or helping the person you care for? Figure 2.55 Figure 2.56 Overall, 35.5% of carers spend 100 hours or more per week compared to 37.8% in England overall and 36.1% in the North West.
REASON FOR REFERRAL (Please tick as appropriate) Swallowing □ What are the current diet and fluid recommendations? Please tick: Normal diet □ Normal fluids □ Easy chew □ Pre-Stage 1 □ Fork mashable □ Stage 1 □ Pre mashed □ Stage 2 □ Pureed □ Other (please state recommendations below): What are the swallowing symptoms? Please tick: Coughing/ choking on food □ Coughing/ choking on fluids □ Pocketing food □ Leaving food/ poor intake □ Recurrent chest infection □ Absent swallow □ Other (please state problem below): What is the frequency of the problem? Please tick: Almost every time they have a meal/drink □ 4-5 times a day □ 1-2 times per day □ Occasional/ one off (choking) □ Please ensure resident has been observed and the difficulties recorded above are accurate and all carers are in agreement □ Any other relevant information: Communication □ If communication describe the problem:
Adult Victims of Modern Slavery - Monthly Referral Report June 2018 Nationality Total Referral Agency Total Afghan 3 Home Office 123 Albanian 46 Legal Representative 30 Algerian 1 Local Authority 4 Argentine 1 MSHTU 1 Bangladeshi 4 NGO 23 Botswana 2 NHS 1 Brazilian 1 Other 1 British 11 Police 60 Bulgarian 1 Self Referral 14 Cameroonian 3 The Salvation Army 2 Cape Verdean 1 Grand Total 259 Chadian 1 Chinese 24 Referring Region Total Congolese 1 East Midlands 12 Eritrean 10 Eastern 10 Ethiopian 3 London 122 Filipino 3 North East 32 Ghanaian 4 North West 14 Greek 1 South East 22 Hungarian 1 South West 7 Indian 8 Wales 10 Iranian (Persian) 6 West Midlands 30 Iraqi 2 Grand Total 259 Italian 1 Jamaican 2 Gender Total Kenyan 2 Female 134 Kurd 1 Male 125 Lithuanian 2 Grand Total 259 Malawian 1 Malaysian 2 Mauritian 1 Namibian 4 Nigerian (Nigeria) 10 Nigerien (Niger) 2 Pakistani 12 Pole 10 Portuguese 1 Romanian 12 Salvadoran 1 Sierra Leonean 1 South African 1 Spaniard 1 Sri Lankan 1 Sudanese 12 Ugandan 1 Vietnamese 32 Zambian 3 Zimbabwean 5 Grand Total 259