Here is a paper and three videos on the subject
Paper: Incivility and the clinical learner by Laura JE Cheetham and Christopher Turner
ABSTRACT
The impact of incivility in terms of individual and team performance in clinical environments is increasingly acknowledged and supported by a growing
Read more: Incivility: Do you experience this? Are you sometimes uncivil? What impact does it have?
Health Education England (HEE) wishes to commission the development and delivery of peer education and coaching for families, PAs and small/micro providers who support all ages of autistic people and people with learning disabilities, to be delivered nationally.
For more information on how to get in
Read more: Health Education England Peer Education and Coaching for Families
The workshop will be an introduction to the principles of sleep assessment and behavioural management and will be especially useful to professionals new to this area of practice
Interconnections can provide a 2-day training programme for people who support children with developmental disabilities an
This low-cost seminar is for people who support children and teenagers with disabilities and want to help teach them to use the toilet.
The assessment is appropriate for children and young people with a learning disability, physical disability, autism and complex needs.
Thursda
These courses are offered by Interconnections and facilitated by Dr Julie Sutton.
Evaluation by Delegates
A. Overall evaluation
(Calculated by number of responses ticked by participants, some boxes were not ticked at all, just left blank)
Delegates (14 in number) could tick
Read more: Interconnections 2-Day Sleep Workshop in March 2020, UK - Evaluation
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From the organisers:
We are pleased to announce an additional run of this free online course from the International Centre for Evidence in Disability at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. If you have a moment, we’d greatly appreciate if you were able to s
Facilitated by Peter Limbrick, focusing on babies and pre-school children who have multiple diagnoses of disabling conditions
Peter originated the Team Around the Child approach (TAC) at the beginning of this century following direct work with families whose new child had neurological impairment.
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1. This seminar is part of an international initiative to consider the emotional health and psychological wellbeing of infants with disabilities and their families.
Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011