Adult Social Care Network

• Martha’s Rule – what is it? How is it locally relevant? What are we doing to test and implement the approach?
• The PIER (Prevent, Identification, Escalation, Response Framework) – what is it? How is it being explored across the south west to deliver system wide improvements?
• An opportunity to feedback on the strengths, opportunities and resources when it comes to keeping the frail population at home.
• Aligning, sharing and learning in a safe and open environment from across the region
• Health Innovation Network: Who we are and how we can support you

Who should attend? 

This is an open, inclusive and informal opportunity for people across the following sectors to connect and learn from each other: 

Care Providers, Registered Managers, Local Authorities, NHS staff, ICSs, Care Co-ordinators, OTs, Charities, Care Homes, Domiciliary Care Providers, Project/Programmes Managers, Improvement & Transformation teams, Primary Care, Trusts, Physiotherapists, Commissioners, Care workers, Carers, friends and family members of people being cared for and/or experts by experience.  

Why should I attend and what will I get out of this event? 

You will learn about what other people in the South West are doing to support the prevention of falls across Health and Care services and care provision. 

You will be able to meet new connections, network and share ideas and good practice. 

What sets this event apart? 

Our Network events are all FREE, friendly and conversational. We welcome a wide range of people and you can engage as much as you like through the chat function – there is no pressure to speak if you don’t want to. It’s a unique opportunity for you to be inspired and gain insight into the way others improve and make positive changes across the sector.