| Date | Topic | Speaker | Brief | Links |
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| 23-03-2023 | The TRiM Model of support for staff following potentially traumatic events | Kayleigh Darling – Trauma Risk Manager at Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust | An introduction to a NICE accredited model of support for staff following a potentially traumatic event. The session will share information on what TRiM is, it’s use and availability in Norfolk and Waveney Primary Care and further signposting for … | Watch VideoDownload Power Point Download PDFAdditional Download |
| 23-02-2023 | Hearing the voice of people with a learning disability and autism and creating change across the East of England | Geraldine Rodgers, Andrea Clark – Ace Anglia, Sharna Raine – Autism Bedfordshire, Dr Nandini Mukhopadhadyay - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough LD IAPT Pilot, Andrew O’Connell and Melissa Goodall - Norfolk & Waveney, Gina Manning – BLMK, Nikki Betts – Ace Anglia , Claire Turner – MSE, Hilary Gardner – Hertfordshire. | People with a Learning Disability and Autistic people are recognised as often having poorer health outcomes than the general population. This session will provide a valuable update from our Regional partners, ACE Anglia and Autism Bedfordshire, who … | Watch VideoDownload Power Point Download PDFAdditional Download |
| 16-02-2023 | Shared Learning Around Improving Care Pathways for Epilepsy for people with Learning Disabilities | Prof Rohit Shankar (Professor of Neuropsychiatry - University of Plymouth and Consultant in Adult Developmental Neuropsychiatry – CFT), Tom Shillito (Health Improvement & Research Manager for Epilepsy Action) and Hafsha Ali (Managing Consultant Learning Disability Programme NHS Midlands) | Research has shown that at least 22% of the people with a learning disability also have epilepsy. In the East of England, we are keen to ensure care pathways are effective. In the midlands they have already been working on quality of epilepsy care … | |
| 26-01-2023 | SEND in the East of England - Children and Families Act SEND Health Focused Tribunal | Deborah Jeramiah— Bevan Brittan | NHS England East of England are delighted to offer bespoke health tribunal training to ICB and provider professionals who work within the SEND agenda. Following discussions and requests from our health colleagues the training will cover;
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