Care Intelligence Revolution

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Real-life stories in health and social care, discussions on the ground about how technology in health and social care is impacting care workers’ lives and daily jobs, all about person-centred care and how to transform your care to achieve Outstanding.

  1. Oct 27

    Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training - What Care Providers Actually Need to Do

    Oliver McGowan’s death in 2016 led to a lifelong campaign by his parents and, ultimately, a legal requirement for health and social care staff to receive learning disability and autism training appropriate to their role. But six years on, confusion still surrounds what that actually means for providers. In this episode of The Care Intelligence Revolution, Mark Topps is joined by Elaine Warner, Managing Director of Care Business Associate Training (CBAT), to cut through the confusion and explain what providers need to know. In this episode, we cover: Who Oliver McGowan was and why this training exists The difference between Tier 1 and Tier 2, and who needs which What the Code of Practice says, and its four standards Whether you can use training other than the Oliver McGowan programme What the experts with lived experience bring, and what staff have said about the training Practical challenges: releasing staff, wellbeing support, and the hidden costs of train-the-trainer Funding through the Adult Social Care Workforce Dataset What CQC will look for, and why an action plan matters Refresher requirements every three years Whether you run a care home, a domiciliary service or a hospital team, this conversation is a reminder that the training is about culture, not just compliance. It’s about asking, listening and doing. To find out more about Care Business Associate Training click here  To connect with our guest, Elaine Warner click here  To connect with our host, Mark Topps on LinkedIn click here. To be a guest, email mark.topps@health-connect.com Find out more about Health Connect here

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Real-life stories in health and social care, discussions on the ground about how technology in health and social care is impacting care workers’ lives and daily jobs, all about person-centred care and how to transform your care to achieve Outstanding.