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The care exchange from Skills for Care

Skills for Care

The care exchange is a podcast series for managers in social care hosted by Skills for Care Locality Managers Pia Rathje-Burton and Wendy Adams. We’ll be sharing experiences from other managers in social care, providing a place where managers can listen to other managers, feel less isolated and pick-up some good ideas to support them in their own role.

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All Episodes

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S2 E1: Springing out of bed in the morning - Skills...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/10/19

Series 2 Episode 1: Springing out of bed in the morning Guest Kate Terroni, CQC Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care, talks about the sleepless nights she suffered before her first CQC inspection. She discusses how leadership is a privilege, how happy workers equal high-quality care and the importance of keeping well. Kate also discusses coproduction and it's importance. Resources Registered manager networks: Join a local network where you can connect with other managers at a local level,

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40:47

S1 10: Everything is solvable - Skills for Care | The...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/08/25

Series 1 Episode 10: Everything is solvable Hosts Ali and Pia reflect on the amazing managers who have shared their experiences and tips throughout the series. The conversation includes common themes that have emerged, highlights some of the useful suggestion’s guests have made and discusses how they relate to the new CQC strategy. We’re extremely grateful to all the managers who have contributed to this first series of ‘The care exchange’ and celebrate the incredible work being done every day by

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35:53

S1 E9: Just try to add lemon curd - Skills for Care |...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/08/24

Series 1 Episode 9: Just try to add lemon curd Azhar Juri talks about being a mental health nurse and registered manager of a residential care home for people with enduring mental health issues. Azhar shares their thoughts on developing a positive culture to support staff “to be the best they can be”, being honest with yourself and how WhatsApp is a lifesaver. We also talk about Azhar’s very personal journey and how Bollywood dancing changed everything. Resources Mental health: our website has

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42:43

S1 E8: Oh lovely, we’re home - Skills for Care | The...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/07/19

Series 1 Episode 8: Oh lovely, we’re home Debbie Dry, registered manager of Windsor Lodge, a small care home for older people in Buckinghamshire talks about residents being at the heart of everything and how that drives her desire to constantly improve quality. She explains how she ensures that any training her staff do, is a learning opportunity for everyone and has an impact on the care delivered. Find Windsor Lodge Care Home on Facebook. Resources Leadership Qualities Framework: describes the

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35:50

S1 E7: Can I run something past you? - Skills for...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/05/17

Series 1 Episode 7: Can I run something past you? Our guest Joseph Hughes is from City Care Partnership. He is the registered manager of two outstanding rated services that support people with learning disabilities. He explains that managers don't have to be the best at everything and shouldn't be afraid to ask for help. Joseph discusses how he wants his workforce to feel valued, comfortable, well trained and all with funded walking boots! Resources Learning disability webpage and newsletter -

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S1 E6: It‘s your time to shine - Skills for Care |...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/04/15

Series 1 Episode 6: It's your time to shine We’re joined by Karyn Ross who is the registered manager of the Shared Lives scheme in Coventry. Karyn’s service has received an outstanding CQC rating in her last inspection and she shares how she used her mantra ‘plan, invest and record’ to prepare. Karyn discusses promoting personal relationships, student placements bringing new ideas and why her team are always open to learn new ways of working and continuing to improve. Resources Good and outstanding

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44:41

S1 E5: You can’t juggle all the balls - Skills for...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/03/22

Series 1 Episode 5: You can’t juggle all the balls Carly Rochester, manager of Lodge Group Care’s domiciliary home care service discusses her respect for home care workers, pandemic teamwork and how it’s so important to value your workforce. Carly explains the importance of using the workforce's different skills and how she has learned to delegate, let go of some responsibilities and trust and empower members of her team. Resources Partnership working: Our resource ‘An introduction to working with

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36:05

S1 E4: It’s like watching poetry - Skills for Care |...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/02/23

Series 1 Episode 4: It’s like watching poetry Ronnie Lillywhite talks about being a manager in a supported living service. She shares her experience supporting a service to improve, why safety comes trumps every time and how she has remained focused on making improvements during the pandemic. Ronnie explains why she has never felt so connected to her peers and how she has learnt to act with balance. Resources Recorded registered manager webinars: our registered manager webinars cover a wide range

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S1 E3: The chicks were heaven sent - Skills for Care...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2021/01/27

Series 1 Episode 3: The chicks were heaven sent Marlene Kelly, the registered manager of Auburn Mere Care Home in Watford shares her views on the importance of concentrating on meaningful activities that provide occupation and connection. She discusses how the pandemic has helped her work out what really matters and highlights the importance of managers thinking about their own wellbeing. Marlene also tells us about some very special chicks who visited the home during the pandemic! Follow Auburn

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38:52

S1 E2: Stay connected always - Skills for Care | The...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2020/12/16

Series 1 Episode 2: Stay connected always Sue Ann Nnamani, the registered manager of Priscilla Wakefield House in Haringey, London shares her approach to managing a large nursing home, including how she makes sure that values are embedded into the service, the importance of looking inwards and outwards and why it’s the simple things that matter. Follow Sue Ann on LinkedIn! Resources Recorded registered manager webinars: our registered manager webinars cover a wide range of topics and are

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44:08

S1 E1: Bring your whole self to work - Skills for...

The care exchange from Skills for Care ·

2020/11/25

Series 1 Episode 1: Bring your whole self to work Skills for Care CEO Oonagh Smyth talks about her own motivations within her role and shares her views on why the role of registered manager is so important. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss! Follow Oonagh Smyth on twitter! Resources Supporting the diverse workforce within adult social care: recorded webinars: Featuring a panel of BAME leaders with lived experiences; the lively discussions focused on sharing understanding and generating

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