Social Care Wales is working in partnership with Developing Evidence Enriched Practice (DEEP) and are offering a range of online learning and development opportunities free of charge between Oct and Dec. All the sessions can be attended as stand-alone events.
What is DEEP?
DEEP is a co-production approach to gathering, exploring, and using diverse types of evidence (research evidence, practitioner wisdom and the perspectives of people with lived experience) in learning and development by using story and dialogue-based methods.
Welsh Government’s Performance and Improvement Framework requires local authorities and their partners to demonstrate how they’re using evidence in practice, planning and policymaking and go beyond performance indicators to explore the experience and outcomes of the people they support.
Using DEEP approaches can support people working across social work and social care with the understanding and tools to deliver relationship-centred care and support.
To book the Catalysts course and any of the sessions below, please use the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/deep-3116749
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What it’s about |
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DEEP Catalysts course |
This 10-session course equips people to lead learning and development using the DEEP approach |
29/09 until 15/12 |
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Sessions which can be booked individually |
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Making collective decisions |
Learn about consensus decision making and how it helps find actions and/ or solutions that everyone actively supports or can live with |
1st Oct |
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Gathering and using evidence in practice: DEEP principles
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Explore the 8 principles that underpin the DEEP approach to using evidence in learning and development |
2nd Oct
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Gathering and using evidence in practice: Different ways to explore stories |
Learn different ways to explore stories. A range of methods will be shared including content and thematic analysis |
6th Oct |
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Relationship-centred care: The Senses Framework
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Learn about relationship-centred care and interdependent well-being through exploring the six ‘Senses’ |
7th Oct |
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Reflective practice and co-production: Community of Enquiry |
Learn how to support people to explore topics in a way that values and supports reflective disagreement |
14th Oct |
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Reflective practice and co-production: Talking points |
Learn how to use ‘provocative statements’, and exploratory talk to have rich dialogue about evidence and practice that can form the basis for co-production |
21st Oct |
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Reflective practice and learning: Magic moments and Tragic moments |
Understand how to gather Magic Tragic Moments and how these can be used as a catalyst, for learning and development activities |
18th Nov |
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Gathering and using evidence in practice: Ripple Effect Mapping |
Introducing the key elements of Ripple Effect Mapping |
19th Nov |
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Sharing evidence: With a focus on numbers
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Learn how to share evidence in a way that engages hearts and minds by using stories, visuals, and other creative approaches |
25th Nov |
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Reflective practice and evaluation: Most Significant Change |
Learn the principles and essentials of gathering and exploring stories with the Most Significant Change approach |
26th Nov |
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Evaluating person-centred care: An introduction to the PERCCI survey |
Explore the key themes of person-centred care and how the PERCCI survey tool was developed and can be used in practice |
3rd Dec |