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Listen to what
I’m saying
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Centred Care and the Single Assessment Process) |
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Listen to what I’m saying...
The film shows health and social
care professionals working directly with individuals and their carers. There
are no actors, and no prepared scripts. It shows what a difference a person
centred approach makes to individuals with many/complex needs.
The film links the Single
Assessment Process, as the person centred health and social care framework,
with other Department of Health policies e.g. Long Term Conditions with its
emphasis on Case Management. It outlines key principles of person centred care
that are evolving including holistic assessment, personalised care plans,
sharing information, continuity and coordination and self care/self management.
A
highlight of the film is to hear the views of the individuals and carers
themselves in 3 Case Studies with a Social Worker, Community Matron and a
Community Mental Health Nurse.
The DVD (not the video) also
includes 3 other films, Note: the DVD is no longer available.
‘Patients as Teachers‘
(Lewisham health
and social care film with older people explaining how they wish to be assessed
- the inspiration for ‘Listen to What I’m Saying’
‘Are We Being Heard?’ (Hounslow staff training film
made by older people about older people with an emphasis on having control over
their own lives e.g. using Direct Payments)
‘Cold Tea’ (Workforce Directorate,
Cumbria and Lancashire Strategic Health Authority introductory film about
the Single Assessment Process)
To obtain copies of the video write to Centre for Policy on Ageing, 25-31 Ironmonger Row, London EC1V 3QP Telephone 020 7553 6500 Email video@cpa.org.uk
Further information and supplementary documentation to
accompany the video is available through the CPA SAP Resource