Didn’t get to Workshop 3 at the It’s All About People Conference 2024? Another chance to be part of this workshop inspired by Foundation 3 – Working together for the wellbeing of everyone.  

 With a refresher on what co-production is and some examples of what Lincolnshire is up to, this workshop explores why co-production, particularly with people with lived experience, is critical to personalisation. We will challenge our thinking about the labels we place on ourselves …. and others in the co-production space. It really is All About People.

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Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

What do we mean by dignity and how do we ensure people are able to maintain their dignity at some of the most difficult times of their life?

Click here to register

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health.

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and connected! If you haven’t already, sign up for H.A.Y. Plus here to gain exclusive access to information, resources, training, and tools for mental health and wellbeing professionals and volunteers.

1 day virtual course over Zoom.If you spend your life explaining to the people you support - what they should, could, must or need to do, then this is the course for you. Motivational interviewing is a style of communication that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote independence of decision making.

Fully booked now.

Did you attend the It’s All About People conference and miss out on workshop 2 - “What gets you out of bed in the morning?”  Or do you want to just come along and join us in this fun and reflective space to remind ourselves of one of the five foundations – Understanding what matters to ourselves and each other?

Through activities and games, this workshop will help us reflect on the importance of finding out what matters to people and how this helps us to understand what motivates people, helping set personalised, meaningful goals.  

We’ll also think about what helps us to build good relationships with people, with a focus on co-production.

And let’s not forget about ourselves – when was the last time someone asked “What matters to you?”. Thinking about this can help us focus on things that support and improve our own wellbeing, helping us to carry on and be well.

Click here to register

Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

How do we really respond to change?

Click here to register

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health.

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and connected! If you haven’t already, sign up for H.A.Y. Plus here to gain exclusive access to information, resources, training, and tools for mental health and wellbeing professionals and volunteers.

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health.

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

Supporting negative people. How do we help people when they won’t help themselves.

Click here to register

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

1 day virtual course over Zoom. If you spend your life explaining to the people you support - what they should, could, must or need to do,then this is the course for you. Motivational interviewing is a style of communication that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote independence of decision making.

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

• Are you involved in delivering MHDLDA services across Lincolnshire?
• Are you passionate about making services even better?
• Do you want to have your voice heard and influence the future?

If the answer to these questions is ‘YES’ then we want you to come to a Listening Event!

We want to listen to your professional experiences of working in MHDLDA services, and how these align (or not) to our Lincolnshire priorities & key outcomes. Here is what you need to know:

1. Listening Events will be facilitated, supportive virtual conversation spaces.
2. Listening Events will last no longer than 1-hour – and no prep is required.
3. You can bring a cuppa/ lunch – or you can even listen, walk & talk as part of the session.
4. To come to a Listening Event, just click on the link below and book onto a date/ time that works for you.
5. On the day – join the virtual room and be ready to talk and be listened to.

 We are offering five different opportunities for you to come along and share your thoughts. Just pick the date and time that is best for you and register to attend.

 Join us by registering here

• Are you involved in delivering MHDLDA services across Lincolnshire?
• Are you passionate about making services even better?
• Do you want to have your voice heard and influence the future?

If the answer to these questions is ‘YES’ then we want you to come to a Listening Event!

We want to listen to your professional experiences of working in MHDLDA services, and how these align (or not) to our Lincolnshire priorities & key outcomes. Here is what you need to know:

1. Listening Events will be facilitated, supportive virtual conversation spaces.
2. Listening Events will last no longer than 1-hour – and no prep is required.
3. You can bring a cuppa/ lunch – or you can even listen, walk & talk as part of the session.
4. To come to a Listening Event, just click on the link below and book onto a date/ time that works for you.
5. On the day – join the virtual room and be ready to talk and be listened to.

 We are offering five different opportunities for you to come along and share your thoughts. Just pick the date and time that is best for you and register to attend.

 Join us by registering here

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and connected! If you haven’t already, sign up for H.A.Y. Plus here to gain exclusive access to information, resources, training, and tools for mental health and wellbeing professionals and volunteers.

Join Lincolnshire’s Alison Wilkinson (Team Lead, Outpatient Dept Physiotherapy, Lincoln) for a quick introduction to the Decision Support Tools. In this session, you’ll hear about the range of NHSE resources available to help people make the right decisions about their health care. These tools are ideal to support GPs, Nurses, AHPs, Consultants… anyone working in healthcare! Free of charge, on line and informal. See you there!

Click here to join the meeting

Meeting ID: 335 549 074 717

Passcode: EdWbCS

Did you miss out on Workshop 4 from the It’s All About People Conference 2024, which was inspired by Foundation 4 - Conversations with and not about people?  Or did you just hear how good this workshop was and think ‘Oh, I want to see what that is all about?’

If so then please come along and join in as this huddle explores the language we use when having conversations with and not about people, reflecting upon real stories from people with lived experience. Play a game of ‘Would I lie to You?’, hear about ‘Gloriously Ordinary Lives’ and really challenge yourself on the language you use as we meet Bob (Disclaimer: NOT Bob Mortimer).   Language is the most powerful tool we have, come along to this huddle to learn about how we can use language well to build strong relationships and have better conversations.

Click here to register

Different types of treatment and care plans are often put in place for people, and they 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 they don’t always make sense to them.

Sign up for this Personalised Care and Support Planning programme to learn about personalisation approaches in health and care, the importance of knowing what matters to people, the Lincolnshire Initial Conversation Model, and much more.

Cohort 16  - Attendance at all sessions is essential

Input Session 1 - Thursday 7^th November

Reflective Session 1 – Thursday 14^th November

Input Session 2 - Wednesday 20^th November

Reflective Session 2 – Thursday 28^th November

Input Sessions

10:00 - 15:30 at Centenary Methodist Church,Red Lion Street,Boston,PE21 6NY

Refective Sessions

14:00 – 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

This talk takes place at Grantham Jubilee Church Life Centre

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place at Grantham Jubilee Church Life Centre

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place at Spalding Johnson Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place at Spalding Johnson Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Boston Pilgrim Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Boston Pilgrim Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Boston Pilgrim Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the Stockdale Suite at Skegness Community Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

This talk takes place in the Stockdale Suite at Skegness Community Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place at Bert House, Horncastle

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

This talk takes place at Bert House, Horncastle

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Lincoln County Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Lincoln County Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

This talk takes place in the PGME Lecture Theatre at Lincoln County Hospital

Join Tommy Whitelaw for this thought-provoking and inspirational session aimed at health, care, and wellbeing professionals. Tommy shares learning from his own experience as a carer and helps you to reflect on how you can make your workplaces, services and systems truly person-centred by asking 'what works well?’ and ‘what can we do differently in the future?’.

Please note that this session is FREE TO ATTEND and open to EVERYONE.

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting these sessions to fill up quickly and some have very limited capacity, so it's essential that you register early.   

Join the person-centred care champion Tommy Whitelaw for this inspiring and thought-provoking workshop and find out how ‘You make a difference’!

This half-day workshop is aimed at leaders and middle managers and is FREE TO ATTEND. 

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting this workshop to fill up quickly, so it's essential to register early. 

Working with Tommy, you'll explore how to create more compassionate workplaces and systems by asking ‘What works well?’ and ‘What can we do differently in the future?’

In the workshop you'll explore:

• What compassionate workplaces and systems should look like, and how we can get there.
• What are our strengths and what are we already doing well?
• What could we do differently in the future?
• What are the barriers to better working and how we can work together to overcome these?
• What might person-centred practice look like across different teams and settings?
• The culture change required to embed and implement person-centred care and drive improvements in the lives of people, carers and families.

• Are you involved in delivering MHDLDA services across Lincolnshire?
• Are you passionate about making services even better?
• Do you want to have your voice heard and influence the future?

If the answer to these questions is ‘YES’ then we want you to come to a Listening Event!

We want to listen to your professional experiences of working in MHDLDA services, and how these align (or not) to our Lincolnshire priorities & key outcomes. Here is what you need to know:

1. Listening Events will be facilitated, supportive virtual conversation spaces.
2. Listening Events will last no longer than 1-hour – and no prep is required.
3. You can bring a cuppa/ lunch – or you can even listen, walk & talk as part of the session.
4. To come to a Listening Event, just click on the link below and book onto a date/ time that works for you.
5. On the day – join the virtual room and be ready to talk and be listened to.

 We are offering five different opportunities for you to come along and share your thoughts. Just pick the date and time that is best for you and register to attend.

 Join us by registering here

Join the person-centred care champion Tommy Whitelaw for this inspiring and thought-provoking workshop and find out how ‘You make a difference’!

This half-day workshop is aimed at leaders and middle managers and is FREE TO ATTEND. 

REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT 

We are expecting this workshop to fill up quickly, so it's essential to register early. 

Working with Tommy, you'll explore how to create more compassionate workplaces and systems by asking ‘What works well?’ and ‘What can we do differently in the future?’

In the workshop you'll explore:

• What compassionate workplaces and systems should look like, and how we can get there.
• What are our strengths and what are we already doing well?
• What could we do differently in the future?
• What are the barriers to better working and how we can work together to overcome these?
• What might person-centred practice look like across different teams and settings?
• The culture change required to embed and implement person-centred care and drive improvements in the lives of people, carers and families.

Understanding our biases – what keeps us neutral and stops us judging others?

Click here to register

Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

• Are you involved in delivering MHDLDA services across Lincolnshire?
• Are you passionate about making services even better?
• Do you want to have your voice heard and influence the future?

If the answer to these questions is ‘YES’ then we want you to come to a Listening Event!

We want to listen to your professional experiences of working in MHDLDA services, and how these align (or not) to our Lincolnshire priorities & key outcomes. Here is what you need to know:

1. Listening Events will be facilitated, supportive virtual conversation spaces.
2. Listening Events will last no longer than 1-hour – and no prep is required.
3. You can bring a cuppa/ lunch – or you can even listen, walk & talk as part of the session.
4. To come to a Listening Event, just click on the link below and book onto a date/ time that works for you.
5. On the day – join the virtual room and be ready to talk and be listened to.

 We are offering five different opportunities for you to come along and share your thoughts. Just pick the date and time that is best for you and register to attend.

 Join us by registering here

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health.

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and connected! If you haven’t already, sign up for H.A.Y. Plus here to gain exclusive access to information, resources, training, and tools for mental health and wellbeing professionals and volunteers.

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

• Are you involved in delivering MHDLDA services across Lincolnshire?
• Are you passionate about making services even better?
• Do you want to have your voice heard and influence the future?

If the answer to these questions is ‘YES’ then we want you to come to a Listening Event!

We want to listen to your professional experiences of working in MHDLDA services, and how these align (or not) to our Lincolnshire priorities & key outcomes. Here is what you need to know:

1. Listening Events will be facilitated, supportive virtual conversation spaces.
2. Listening Events will last no longer than 1-hour – and no prep is required.
3. You can bring a cuppa/ lunch – or you can even listen, walk & talk as part of the session.
4. To come to a Listening Event, just click on the link below and book onto a date/ time that works for you.
5. On the day – join the virtual room and be ready to talk and be listened to.

 We are offering five different opportunities for you to come along and share your thoughts. Just pick the date and time that is best for you and register to attend.

Join us by registering here

Join Lincolnshire’s Alison Wilkinson (Team Lead, Outpatient Dept Physiotherapy, Lincoln) for a quick introduction to the Decision Support Tools. In this session, you’ll hear about the range of NHSE resources available to help people make the right decisions about their health care. These tools are ideal to support GPs, Nurses, AHPs, Consultants… anyone working in healthcare! Free of charge, on line and informal. See you there!

Click here to join the meeting

Meeting ID: 394 298 395 136

Passcode: SMPuj4

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

Click here to register

The ICS Health Inequalities Programme is excited to offer the following Health Inclusion workshops which are free to attend and available to all Lincolnshire staff working in health, social care, and the voluntary sector.

These workshops explore the health inequalities experienced by people from inclusion health groups. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people within those groups. The workshops will explore what can be done to reduce these barriers and challenges, and the difference that working inclusively can make on a person's experience and outcomes.

The workshops are co-produced and co-facilitated by subject matter experts and with people with lived experience.

To book your place on any of the Health Inclusion Workshops please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Please note that places are limited for all workshops.

Please come and join Matt Evans (Personalisation Team) and Amanda Whitehead (Expert by Experience) for a 30 minute drop-in session: “What is Our Shared Agreement?”

Click here to join the meeting. No need to register in advance. Just pop in!

This is an informal session, please feel free to share with your colleagues and teams.

Come and listen to the inspirational and entrepreneurial Cat Hall, who has a real passion for bringing local communities of all ages together to connect and learn. 

Cat Hall Bio

Cat’s love of helping people led her to a major career move in 2020, when she left her role as a financial paraplanner to study for a mental health nursing degree. Graduating this year, Cat is now the lead for a wellbeing hub in Waddington, setting up groups and activities creating fun, support, and music.

Through volunteering and student nurse placements, including the Night Light Café, Cat gained real-life insight into key social issues, such as isolation, loneliness, depression, and dementia.

Personalisation Huddle: Intergenerational Living

Cat is particularly interested in the impacts on older adults, who she feels are undervalued in society, and she is passionate about challenging this by creating a model to support their wellbeing and purpose in life. 

No more silo thinking across the age groups as we develop community spaces; she wants to include older adults in the heart of the community. Her vision is for Lincoln to lead the way as a beacon for Intergenerational Living; a City to be known to live as one community, where all ages co-habit, supporting each other physically and mentally.

Cat will share examples of this operating successfully and her passion will ignite your interest in something you may not have thought about before.  She is seeking feedback on the concept, practical tips, advice, and connections to move forward with her mission.

You have the fabulous opportunity to help Cat create a community we want to be part of and grow old in! 

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1 day virtual course over Zoom. If you spend your life explaining to the people you support - what they should, could, must or need to do, then this is the course for you. Motivational interviewing is a style of communication that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote independence of decision making.

A warm invitation to all Care Coordinators, Social Prescribing Link Workers and Health and Wellbeing Coaches to join us for a meal, followed by a workshop and small group work on the topic of mental health.

For further details, please see poster below:

The Lincolnshire Adult Community Mental Health Transformation Team is thrilled to announce our second webinar series starting in September 2024!

This series builds on the foundation of Community Mental Health Transformation and dives deeper into key services and initiatives in Lincolnshire that support and enhance our community's mental health

The webinars will start at 12:30pm and last for 50 minutes. It will include a presentation followed by a live Q&A with our expert speakers, giving you the chance to ask questions.

Click here for more information and to register.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay informed and connected! If you haven’t already, sign up for H.A.Y. Plus here to gain exclusive access to information, resources, training, and tools for mental health and wellbeing professionals and volunteers.

Please come and join Kirsteen Redmile and Alison Smith for a 30 minute drop-in session: “What is Our Shared Agreement?”

Click here to join the session. No need to register in advance. Just pop in! This is an informal session, please feel free to share with your colleagues and teams.

Cant do this date? Check www.itsallaboutpeople.info for other opportunities.

Thanks and see you soon!

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Please come and join Vicky Thompson and John Day for a 30 minute drop-in session: “What is Our Shared Agreement?”

Click here to join the session. No need to register in advance. Just pop in!

This is an informal session, please feel free to share with your colleagues and teams.

Cant do this date? Check www.itsallaboutpeople.info for other opportunities.

Thanks and see you soon!

Different types of treatment and care plans are often put in place for people, and they 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 they don’t always make sense to them.

Sign up for this Personalised Care and Support Planning programme to learn about personalisation approaches in health and care, the importance of knowing what matters to people, the Lincolnshire Initial Conversation Model, and much more.

Cohort 15  - Attendance at all sessions is essential

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 Microsoft 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 Microsoft Teams

Care without money – making the best of what we have available and using resources well.

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Did you miss out on Workshop 1 from the It’s All About People Conference 2024, which was inspired by Foundation 1 - Being prepared to do things differently, It's time for change. What does it take to be willing to do things differently

This workshop explored how independent research is helping us to understand how we enable the change makers. 

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Self Care – so what’s stopping you?

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Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

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Data – how do we measure the smile on someone’s face?

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This Huddle is now Cancelled as we have the Conference coming up in July.

Thank you. 

Different types of treatment and care plans are often put in place for people. They 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 they don’t always make sense to them. Sign up for this Personalised Care and Support Planning programme to learn about Personalisation approaches in health and care, the importance of knowing what matters to people,  Lincolnshire Initial Conversation Model and much more.

Cohort 14  - Attendance at all sessions is essential

Sessions 1

Input Session 1 - Thursday 13^th June - 10:00 to 15:30 at X- Church, Ashcroft Road, Gainsborough

Reflective Session 1 Thursday 27^th June – 14:00 to 15:00 on Teams

Sessions 2

Input Session 2 - Monday 1^st July - 10:00 to 15:30 at X-Church, Ashcroft Road, Gainsborough

Reflective Session 2 - Thursday 11^th July – 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.

Caring for elderly people and helping them live life living, instead of living life dying.

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Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

1 day virtual course over Zoom. If you spend your life explaining what your patients should, could, must or need to do then this is the course for you. Motivational interviewing is a style of communication that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote independence of decision making.

To book your place please email lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net with your name, email address, job role and organisation. Please note, the places are limited.

Come and have a chat with colleagues from Age UK Lincoln and South Lincolnshire about two of their essential services that ensures people are at the heart of their services.  

It’ll be an opportunity to hear about the impact they are having on people and the wider health and care system, and why personalisation is so important to them.

The ‘I Forget’ service, living well with dementia which launched last July, has supported over 300 people to have a conversation with an I-Forget advisors who is there to create a safe space and an open door for anyone looking for help and support for themselves, a loved one and or someone they care for.   

Over the last 10 years The HART service, have supported over 12,600 people to return home from hospital when they are ready reducing unnecessary stays in hospital beds. The team support people for up to 72 hours to provide short term care at home or bridge a gap until longer term arrangements are established.

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Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

Would you be interested in learning about Shared Decision Making whilst supporting the final stage of our trainers ‘Train the Trainer’ programme?

We have a small number of places available on 7th May at 9:30am - 12:30pm. The sessions are online via a Zoom link.

If you’re interested please contact lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net with your name, job title, organisation and line managers name and we’ll confirm whether you’ve got a place.

Exploring Gibb’s Reflective Cycle to think about how we can do things differently.

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Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

We're delighted to have Dr Chloë Williamson joining us to lead this digital webinar workshop into how to build a compelling message to talk positively about sport & physical activity.

Dr Chloë Williamson is a postdoctoral fellow in physical activity and health at the University of Edinburgh. Her research into evidence-based physical activity messaging and communication has resulted in the publication of the Physical Activity Messaging Framework and Physical Activity Messaging Checklist and she has been invited to deliver workshops to the sport and physical sector across the country.

This free online workshop will dive into the 3 sections of the framework and help you to understand why messaging is important and how to put it into practice in your communication with your audience.

Please click on the here to register for a place on this workshop, should you have any queries please contact Joanna.blackwell@activelincolnshire.com

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

via MS Teams.This interactive workshop will explore the health inequalities experienced by neurodiverse people, with a focus on autism. Learners will explore their current understanding of autism and gain insight into individual lived experiences. Learners will understand the positive difference reasonable adjustments can make to access, experience and outcomes to the neurodiverse community. This workshop has been co-produced and will be facilitated by autistic people who will share their lived experience as part of the session.

To book your place please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

The featured topic for the next huddle is Personalised Care and Support Planning from birth to end of life.

Join colleagues and people with lived experience from across different parts of the system to explore the importance of ‘what matters to you’ conversations and personalised care and support planning at different stages of people’s lives.

If you have examples and stories you’d like to share or are looking for information, advice, support, please come along.

We look forward to seeing you, Click here to register

The featured topic for the next huddle is Personalised Care and Support Planning from birth to end of life.

Join colleagues and people with lived experience from across different parts of the system to explore the importance of ‘what matters to you’ conversations and personalised care and support planning at different stages of people’s lives.

If you have examples and stories you’d like to share or are looking for information, advice, support, please come along.

We look forward to seeing you, Click here to register

1 day virtual course over Zoom. If you spend your life explaining what your patients should, could, must or need to do then this is the course for you. Motivational interviewing is a style of communication that uses a guiding/reflective style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, and utilise their own motivations for change, and promote independence of decision making.

To book your place please email lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net with your name, email address, job role and organisation. Please note, the places are limited.

Having ‘What matters to you’ conversations and getting personalised care
and support planning right is essential for people to gain more choice and
control over their life and the support they are receiving.
The Personalised Care and Support Planning module is targeted at staff who want
to improve their awareness of the subject and/or develop and update care and
support plans with people.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session

Click here to register

Shared Decision Making (SDM) is an essential component of personalised care, which supports people and carers to feel more confident in having informed and meaningful conversations with health and care professionals about the treatment, care and support that is right for them at that time.

Come and join our local trainers in an interactive session which will support staff to feel more confident in having Shared Decision Making conversations.

Click here to register

We invite people to take part in shared decision making where it is often noisy, chaotic and overwhelming with posters and information. What impact does our health and care environment have on people?

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via MS Teams. This workshop will explore the health inequalities experienced by people from Eastern European backgrounds living in Lincolnshire. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people from Eastern European backgrounds. The workshop will explore what can be done to reduce these and the difference that reasonable adjustments can make on a person’s experience and outcomes. This workshop has been co-produced and will be co-facilitated with people from Eastern European backgrounds.

To book your place please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.

Different types of treatment and care plans are often put in place for people. They 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 they don’t always make sense to them. Sign up for this Personalised Care and Support Planning programme to learn about Personalisation approaches in health and care, the importance of knowing what matters to people,  Lincolnshire Initial Conversation Model and much more.

Cohort 13  - Attendance at all sessions is essential

 Sessions 1

Input session - 12 March – 10.00 to 15:30 F2F at Storehouse, PE25 1BY

Reflective session - 19 March – 14:00 to 15:00 on Teams

Sessions 2

Input session - 26 March – 10.00 to 15:30 F2F at Storehouse, PE25 1BY

Reflective session - 09 April – 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.

via MS Teams. This workshop will explore the health inequalities experienced by people from Eastern European backgrounds living in Lincolnshire. Learners will listen to individual lived experience and understand the barriers and challenges faced by people from Eastern European backgrounds. The workshop will explore what can be done to reduce these and the difference that reasonable adjustments can make on a person’s experience and outcomes. This workshop has been co-produced and will be co-facilitated with people from Eastern European backgrounds.

To book your place please email licb.healthinequalities@nhs.net with which workshop/s you’d like to book, the date of the workshop, your name, email address, job role and organisation.