Personalised Care and Support Planning (PCSP) is an umbrella term that covers the planning approaches that teams, services and organisations use to have ‘What matters to you?' conversations with people.
‘What matters to you’ conversations are recorded in a Personalised Care and Support Plan (also abbreviated to PCSP) and should be seen as the first chapter in someone's ‘book’.
People with a number of long-term conditions often have a range of treatment and care plans that are additional chapters in their ‘book’ and should be viewed alongside their personalised care and support plan.
The It’s All About People team offer three different levels of training to provide more information about Personalised Care and Support Planning. Each course has a different level of complexity and is suitable for those with particular job roles or based on the interaction they have with people.
All of our Personalised Care & Support Planning is accredited by the Personalised Care Institute. You can find us listed on the PCI website.
If you'd like to discuss which course you think would be the most suitable for you, please send an email to lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net and we'll provide further information. Please also see more information below about each of the available courses:
Course provider: Personalised Care Institute
Course Overview: Getting Personalised Care and Support Planning (PCSP) right is essential for people to gain more choice and control over their lives and the support they are receiving. This 45-minute e-learning module will provide you with a definition and overview of the criteria for a good PCSP and highlight - through a range of case studies - the key steps of the planning process.
Who is the training aimed at?: This training is for all staff in health, social care, or the third / voluntary sector who work in Lincolnshire.
Time to complete: 45 minutes
Is this course funded?: Yes
How do I register for this course?: Course: Personalised Care and Support Planning (personalisedcareinstitute.org.uk)
Workshop provider: It's All About People
Workshop overview: Different types of treatment and care plans are often put in place for people across services in Lincolnshire. People can end up having multiple plans depending on how many long-term conditions they have. The plans don’t often capture what’s important to the person and don’t always make sense to them.
Sign up for this workshop to learn about:
This workshop is delivered by Lincolnshire practitioners who understand the local issues and pressures you may face, and is an interactive session over Teams which enables you to have open conversations with colleagues.
Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which covers:
Who is this workshop aimed at?: This workshop is for people / patient / client-facing staff in health or the third / voluntary sector who work in Lincolnshire. You will gain CPD Points by completing this workshop.
Time to complete: 3 hours (virtual workshop on Teams)
Is this workshop funded?: Yes
How do I register for this workshop?: New dates from September will be published shortly.
Check the calendar on Learning & Development :: Lincolnshire STP (itsallaboutpeople.info) and select the date and time you wish to attend, then click to register
Course provider: Every-One
Course Overview: Every-One is committed to the promotion and facilitation of personalisation and has delivered training and engagement across Lincolnshire in a range of settings.
Every-One's core mission is ‘Making Wellbeing Personal’ and they have become a flag-bearer for person-centred approaches in Lincolnshire and beyond whilst being a resource for supporting others to embed the personalisation agenda as business as usual.
Every-One sees personalisation as a fundamental way for people to have choice and control over their wellbeing, and to influence the design and delivery of better services.
This training aims to ensure that those involved are on the same page with regards to personalisation and Personalised Care & Support Planning, and have opportunities to reflect on their practice.
The training offers a bespoke programme to meet the needs of the target cohort by supporting staff to have the skills, knowledge, and confidence to apply person-centred approaches to care and support planning. This course includes:
The reflective sessions are interactive and attendees are expected to come prepared to discuss, debate, and share their experiences of Personalised Care and Support Planning based on exercises set for them at the previous input session.
At the end of the programme attendees are expected to complete their own short case studies and their own One-Page Plan – templates for these are included in this pack.
How will the training be run?: The sessions are run over a few months. Reflective practice is built into the programme, so participants are expected to try things out as they go along and then share as a group what they have discovered in their practice.
The programme is facilitated by Vicky Thomson and Nicky Dewhirst-Vickers. Find out more about Vicky and Nicky
Sessions can be delivered online using Teams or face-to-face.
Who is the training aimed at?: This training is for people / patient / client facing staff in the health or third / voluntary sector who work in Lincolnshire and want to be able to regularly use Personalised Care and Support Plans and / or lead a team to do so.
Time to complete:
The programme is based on 14-hours contact time and is usually made up of:
The requirement to gain accreditation is to attend all 4 sessions.
Is this course funded?: Yes
How do I book onto it?:
Cohort 15 - Now fully booked
Input Session 1: Tuesday 10 September - 10:00 to 15:30 at Johnson Community Hospital, Spalding Road, Pinchbeck, PE11 3DT
Reflective Session 1: Thursday 19 September – 14:00 to 15:00 on TEAMS
Input Session 2: Tuesday 24 September - 10:00 to 15:30 at Johnson Community Hospital, Spalding Road, Pinchbeck, PE11 3DT
Reflective Session 2: Thursday 3 October – 14:00 to 15:00 on TEAMS
To book your place, please email lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net with your name, email address, job role, and organisation. Please note, places are limited.