Webinars
Homecare Provider Training: Using Capacity Tracker
Homecare Provider Training: Using Capacity Tracker
The sessions are aimed at Adult Social Care CQC regulated Homecare Providers.
- How to get set up on Capacity Tracker.
- What Capacity Tracker is and its general functionality?
- Tips & tricks to make your service stand out.
- Current government policy and guidance, related to Capacity Tracker.
- How Capacity Tracker benefits the health & social care system.
Joining Instructions
- Sessions will be hosted on Microsoft Teams.
- No prior booking is required and the number of participants per session is unlimited.
- Please join the session a few minutes beforehand to allow for a prompt start.
- Estimated Duration of each session: 1 hour.
To join the Homecare training session click on the link below:
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 358 742 106 527
Passcode: MjbFvJ
Care Home Provider Training: Using Capacity Tracker
Care Home Provider Training: Using Capacity Tracker
The sessions are aimed at Adult Social Care CQC regulated Care Home Providers.
- How to get set up on Capacity Tracker
- What Capacity Tracker is and its general functionality.
- Tips & tricks to make your service stand out.
- Current government policy and guidance, related to Capacity Tracker
- How Capacity Tracker is used to source vacancies
- How Capacity Tracker benefits the health & social care system
Joining Instructions
- Sessions will be hosted on Microsoft Teams.
- No prior booking is required and the number of participants per session is unlimited.
- Please join the session a few minutes beforehand to allow for a prompt start.
- Estimated Duration of each session: 1 hour.
To join the Care Home training session click on the link below:
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 372 172 762 94
Passcode: fK2FKW
Download Teams | Join on the web
Student Nursing Associate role - General Information and Guidance webinar
Dear Care Provider,
We would like to invite you to a webinar on the Student Nursing Associate apprenticeship delivered in association with NHS England. This is a general information and guidance session on the Student Nursing Associate role, how the apprenticeship training route could be utilised in your organisation and how offering this opportunity could enhance your organisation.
The Nursing Associate role is a Level 5 Foundation Degree qualified role. Its differences compared to the Level 7 Registered Nurse role are highlighted below:
Nursing Associate – 6 platforms | Registered Nurse – 7 platforms |
Be an accountable professional | Be an accountable professional |
Promoting health and preventing ill health | Promoting health and preventing ill health |
Provide and monitor care | Provide and evaluate care |
Working in teams | Leading and managing nursing care and working in teams |
Improving safety and quality of care | Improving safety and quality of care |
Contributing to integrated care | Co-ordinating care |
| Assessing needs and planning care |
This is a fantastic role to incorporate into a care setting that will enhance your team and provide an increased standard of care to those you look after. We hope we can explain how in more detail at our webinar. Details are below:
Student Nursing Associate – General Information and Guidance webinar
Thursday 23rd May 1-2pm
Microsoft Teams
Please register via the Microsoft Forms link below, you will then be sent the calendar invite along with the Microsoft Teams link.
Register for Nursing Associate webinar HERE
Hope to see you there!
Best Wishes,
Evie Bennett
Apprenticeship and Engagement Lead (Health and Social Care)
Oxfordshire County Council
Beat the Heat Campaign Webinar
As summers have been getting hotter, Public Health have developed, with colleagues, a new campaign to raise awareness for groups vulnerable to extreme heat – Beat the Heat.
The communications pack will be shared in the coming days, but to secure a spot in your diary we’d like to invite you to sign up to a Teams webinar on Thursday May 16th 1pm to 2pm. Please share the invite on to colleagues or partners to add to their diaries who are involved with supporting the groups listed below.
Groups we’re looking to reach include
- Those with health conditions
- Over 65 years
- Pregnant people or children under 5 years.
- Those living in top floor flats or properties likely to over heat during extremes of temperature
In the session you’ll learn why heat is a real and growing issue for some of our residents and what information and support is out there.
Promoting good sleep webinar
Promoting good sleep webinar - Wednesday 15th May (10:30-11:30): Understand the importance of sleep and why it is one of the most effective ways to improve health and wellbeing. You’ll learn what happens when we sleep and common blockers that impact good quality sleep. This session will help you to develop good sleep habits (even if people work shifts) to enable the best quality sleep. Click here to register.
Digital wellbeing webinar
Digital wellbeing webinar - Thursday 16th May (10:00-11:00): We live in a digital age. Digital technology advancements continue to permeate every area of our lives. The birth of the computer in 1946 sparked a digital revolution in society that continues to intensify. Digital technology has made our world reachable with its expanding information highways through the use of the internet. Through it, we have reinvented the way we interact and communicate with others through the use of mobile phones, emails, conference calls, social media apps, among others. And now with working remotely being a large factor of our working lives, we need digital technology more than ever! But what are the pitfalls of too much ‘tech-time’? Can too much screen time, accompanied with less and less social interaction with others, really be affecting our physical and mental health? This workshop looks at the risks associated with our constant need to be ‘plugged-in’, and also the benefits of taking some time out from technology – in what we’re calling a ‘Digital Detox’. Click here to register.
Managing burnout, anger and worry webinar
Managing burnout, anger and worry webinar - Friday 17th May (11:00-12:00): This workshop will explore what actually is anger, worry and burnout and the psychological link between all three conditions. Additionally, the causes and symptoms of burnout will be discussed; with a particular emphasis placed on helping employees determine if they might be on the road to burnout. The second section of the workshop will focus on how to prevent, intervene and recover from these debilitating conditions. This section will follow a three- step procedure. Firstly recognising there may be an issue and identifying your own causes and symptoms. Secondly, using strategies and coping skills to reverse the damage done and finally, how to rebuild and recover. Click here to register.