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Online Training: Responding to Prenatal Alcohol and Other Substance Exposures: Multi-System Collaboration and Family Care Plans August 7, 2024 1 pm ET - 2:30 pm ET Description: In this webinar, presenters will discuss the critical multidisciplinary needs of children who have been prenatally exposed to a substance and their families and articulate ways in which current policies, initiatives, and workforce development can be leveraged through multi-system collaboration to enhance care and outcomes. Drawing from state approaches to implement the plans of safe care requirement of CAPTA legislation, the presenters will discuss the need for additional implementation support and federal technical assistance, multi-system collaboration, and equitable supports to improve outcomes. Cost: $20 fee for CEUs for non-members and a $10 fee for CWLA members For more information or to register: https://lnkd.in/eJKyHRUF

"Empowering Clinical Training: A Co-Production Journey with Parents 🌟👩👧👦" When delivering clinical training for our families, we prioritise the input and insights from various sources to make our training bespoke to each client, including information from the ICB or provider organisations. While we also actively seek information through conversations with clients, their families, or parents, we have found that the presence of parents during training is invaluable. At first, parents may find the prospect of attending training sessions a bit daunting. However, as they engage in the process, they quickly realise the significant impact they can have on tailoring the training to meet the specific needs of their child. 🌈👶Their firsthand experience and unique perspective add a layer of authenticity and relevance that enhances the training. In particular, we have had the privilege of working alongside several mothers who actively participate in the training sessions. They not only listen attentively but also contribute their views and wisdom to enrich the training content. This collaborative approach creates a unique dynamic – a co-production of training that fosters a stronger bond between us, the clinical professionals, and the parents. 💡🏥 Having mothers as co-trainers brings a wealth of benefits. It ensures that the training is not only clinically sound but also deeply rooted in the lived experiences and preferences of the families we serve. This dual perspective, combining the expertise of a clinical professional with the nurturing insights of a clinical mother, results in a comprehensive and personalised approach 🚀✨. Ultimately, this partnership guarantees that our carers receive the best possible combination of knowledge and understanding, creating a training experience that is both effective and empathetic. 🤝🌺 This wonderful Mum Louise, gave me permission to post her photo with me. hashtag #ClinicalTraining #ParentalInvolvement #HealthcareCollaboration #EmpatheticTraining #FamilyCenteredCare #TrainingInnovation #HealthcareInsights #CoProductionOfTraining #ParentalWisdom #skillsforcare

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Join the Region IV Public Health Training Center andTrust for America's Health for this upcoming learning opportunity: September 17: Age-Friendly Public Health Systems in Action | 12 pm EST To register: https://buff.ly/3zfy6La Over the last 10 years, the number of adults in the U.S. aged 65 and over increased by over 34%, and is expected to grow to 98 million, or 24% of the U.S. population by 2060. Healthy aging has not historically been central to the public health agenda but clearly, public health interventions are at least partly responsible for the longevity we are experiencing today. Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) is working to elevate healthy aging as a core public health function through its Age-Friendly Public Health Systems (AFPHS) movement, based on a framework of six tenets that are guiding public health efforts to improve older adult health and well-being. This web training session will introduce participants to AFPHS, including examples from one local and one state health department that have adopted and implemented APHFS principles.

Join the Region IV Public Health Training Center and Trust for America's Health for this upcoming learning opportunity: September 17: Age-Friendly Public Health Systems in Action | 12 pm EST To register: https://buff.ly/4g7iGsS Over the last 10 years, the number of adults in the U.S. aged 65 and over increased by over 34%, and is expected to grow to 98 million, or 24% of the U.S. population by 2060. Healthy aging has not historically been central to the public health agenda but clearly, public health interventions are at least partly responsible for the longevity we are experiencing today. Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) is working to elevate healthy aging as a core public health function through its Age-Friendly Public Health Systems (AFPHS) movement, based on a framework of six tenets that are guiding public health efforts to improve older adult health and well-being. This web training session will introduce participants to AFPHS, including examples from one local and one state health department that have adopted and implemented APHFS principles.

How can we ensure that people with learning disabilities and autistic people are at the heart of decision-making about their care when they leave hospital? NHS England guidance points to two key personalised care approaches: co-production and personalised care and support planning. 🤝Co-production is where people are involved as equal partners in designing their support and achieving outcomes agreed through a personalised care and support plan. 👥Personalised care and support planning is a process based around 'better conversations' between the person and their health and social care practitioners, and is designed to ensure that the support they get is based around what matters to them. We have dedicated eLearning for both of these approaches, check them out in the links below. 👇

Join the Region IV Public Health Training Center and Trust for America's Health for this upcoming learning opportunity: September 17: Age-Friendly Public Health Systems in Action | 12 pm EST To register: https://buff.ly/3XCd7M2 Over the last 10 years, the number of adults in the U.S. aged 65 and over increased by over 34%, and is expected to grow to 98 million, or 24% of the U.S. population by 2060. Healthy aging has not historically been central to the public health agenda but clearly, public health interventions are at least partly responsible for the longevity we are experiencing today. Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) is working to elevate healthy aging as a core public health function through its Age-Friendly Public Health Systems (AFPHS) movement, based on a framework of six tenets that are guiding public health efforts to improve older adult health and well-being. This web training session will introduce participants to AFPHS, including examples from one local and one state health department that have adopted and implemented APHFS principles.

Did you receive training in your graduate program on how to structure caregiver guidance sessions? What about how to navigate conflict in those sessions? No? Same here. We've recognized that as a problem and have a goal to provide solutions. Here is a glimpse into some of those opportunities and the benefits they hold for our clinicians and families.

Professional behavior is key to ensuring a safe and positive workplace. Our latest course, Behavioral Education Training for Healthcare Providers, is designed to fully educate healthcare professionals on the importance of maintaining proper and appropriate behavior in healthcare settings. Empower yourself and your team with the knowledge and skills to enhance workplace safety and positivity. Enroll now. #HealthcareTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #WorkplaceSafety #BehavioralEducation #HealthcareProviders

Diversity & Inclusion in Healthcare Cultural competence is key to quality patient care. That’s why integrating Cultural Competence Training is essential—it equips CNAs with the skills to navigate differences and provide compassionate care. Cinematic Health's ReadyCNA program not only provides up to 60 hours of high-fidelity, cinematic education but also emphasizes the importance of cultural competence throughout its curriculum. Trainees are immersed in realistic caregiving scenarios that highlight diverse patient backgrounds. With on-demand access, this comprehensive training allows CNAs to learn at their own pace while mastering the competencies needed to deliver inclusive care. How does your organization prioritize cultural competence in CNA training? Share your thoughts in the comments, or reach out to learn how our training can make a difference in your facility. #CNACulturalCompetence #HealthcareEducation #CinematicHealth