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17:57

How inspection supports connection

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson, Sheri Kerr and Marie Paterson (Chief Inspector for Adults Regulation at Care Inspectorate) discuss the values of connection and how the inspection process and ways of working support this. Useful links: Care Inspectorate - Meaningful connection webpage Meaningful connection - Self-evaluation tool The Hub - Improvement support section The Hub - A quality framework for care homes for adults and older people Scottish Government - Open with Care New Health and Social Care

30:12

A family carer’s perspective

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Sheri Kerr is joined by Catharine Fletcher, who is a family carer and Care Inspectorate volunteer. Catharine shares her experiences and gives her views on what is important. Useful links: Care Inspectorate - Meaningful connection webpage

15:16

Person-centred personal planning

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Sheri Kerr discuss the importance of person-centred personal planning and how this can support meaningful connection. Useful links: The Hub - Health and Social Care Standards The Hub - Guide for providers on personal planning for adults The Hub - A quality framework for care homes for adults and older people Care Inspectorate - Come on in Mental Welfare Commission - Rights, risks, and limits to freedom

24:00

Ken’s story

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson, and Ken Graham who moved into Glennie House Care Home during the pandemic. He shares his story and what is important to him to remain active as someone living in a care home. Useful links: Guide for providers on personal planning The Hub - Care about physical activity

15:48

Getting out and about

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Louise Kelly from the Care About Physical Activity (CAPA) project discuss the importance of getting out and about to support wellbeing and connection. They explore ways to connect with nature, becoming aware of the seasons, the benefits of bringing the outside into the care home and including intergenerational opportunities. Useful links: Care Inspectorate - Care about Physical Activity Trellis Scotland Paths for All

12:19

Supporting loss

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Jenny Karimlar manager from Glennie House Care Home, explore death and dying and how services can support people living in care homes with the loss of a peer. Useful links: Guide for providers on personal planning for adults Anticipatory care planning guidance

18:21

Positive peer relationships

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Sheri Kerr look at what research tells us about positive peer relationships in care homes, how services can create a culture of connection to enable friendships through intentional practices, such as know your neighbour, lounge and meal experiences, and how some barriers can be overcome through thoughtful personal planning and consideration. Useful links: Care Inspectorate - Meaningful connection webpage Meaningful connection - Literature review Meaningful connection -

19:26

The chance to connect

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Dr Edel Roddy, My Home Life Facilitator, explore how meaningful connection can be enhanced by recognising opportunities to be present with someone, how connection can be enhanced for people living with advanced dementia. Tools and resources can help people recognise everyday opportunities to be present and capture the moment of connection and emotion. Useful links: My Home Life Charity resources My Home Life Charity - A place in the fun My Home Life Charity - lingo of

10:02

Safe to visit

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson speaks with Andrea Wyllie (CEO of Greenock Medical Aid Society) to find out how visiting was introduced and supported during the pandemic. Andrea shares the background to the human rights-based approach that influenced and ultimately supported all care homes to enable safe visiting during this time of crisis. Useful links: New Health and Social Care Standards for care homes Scottish care home team’s efforts to bring loved ones together during pandemic wins nursing accolade

22:07

The right to connect

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Sheri Kerr and Cathy Asante (Scottish Human Rights Commission) discuss the importance of a human rights-based approach and how this can support meaningful connection for people who live in care homes. Useful links: Scottish Human Rights website Scottish Human Rights - Care about Rights European Convention on Human Rights Human Rights Act 1998 Webinar - A human rights based approach including the Health and Social Care Standards Factsheet to accompany webinar on A human rights based approach

18:29

Partners in care - including family carers

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Sheri Kerr focus on how family carers can be included as partners in care. Useful links: Care Inspectorate - Meaningful connection webpage Meaningful connection - Literature review Meaningful connection - Engagement report Meaningful connection - Self-evaluation tool Webinar on family carers as partners in care Factsheet to accompany webinar on family carers as partners in care New Health and Social Care Standards for care homes Guide for providers on personal planning for

15:41

The road to Anne’s Law

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Sheri Kerr welcomes Natasha Hamilton from Care Homes Relatives Scotland to share the background to the Anne’s Law campaign. Useful links: Meaningful connection factsheet Anne's Law petition Anne's Law consultation information Anne's Law consultation responses paper New Health and Social Care Standards for care homes Twitter – Care home relatives Scotland

11:25

The impact of social isolation and loneliness

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Sheri Kerr introduce findings from their literature review on meaningful connection. This episode focuses on the impact social isolation and loneliness has on our physical, mental and emotional health and wellbeing. Useful links: Meaningful connection - Literature review Webinar on supporting meaningful connection Factsheet to accompany webinar on meaningful connection

07:11

What’s the Anne’s Law project all about?

Care Inspectorate podcasts ·

2023/10/05

Barbara Lawson and Sheri Kerr introduce this podcast series and what the Anne’s Law project is about, how this will support connection for people living in adult and older people’s care homes.Useful links: Meaningful connection - Literature review Meaningful connection - factsheet Meaningful connection - Engagement report

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