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How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.
By Making Change Studios
10 Part training podcast by Jay Arnold and Sameer Iqbal... more
FAQs about How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.:
How many episodes does How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems. have?
The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.
How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems. episodes:
March 15, 2021Introduction presented by Aaron Broomfield. Featuring Scarz. 
March 15, 2021Personal development before coming into peer support and being ready to be employed. March 15, 2021Coming into employment with 3rd sector on honorary contracts with NHS and the importance of co-production 50/50 relationships. March 15, 2021The training of NHS workers and third sector staff March 15, 2021Slow transitions into case loads and weekly case meetings and the importance of it to reenforce 50/50 collaboration and different perceptions. March 15, 2021Commissioners and management and transitions into management structure and following the ethos; The impact on service provision with peer support. March 15, 2021Commissioners and 3rd sector management and preparation to employ peer support with NHS staff. March 15, 2021Voice of the service users and how peer support impacted on there lives and what are the benefits. March 15, 2021Service user involvement. Getting involved in national work. March 15, 2021Future developments of peer support nationally and regionally and having lived experience as a vital component to help system change.
FAQs about How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems.:
How many episodes does How to implement lived experience within the criminal justice and mental health systems. have?
The podcast currently has 16 episodes available.