On-demand: featuring presentation and speaker Q&A: You asked and we listened! This webinar promotes the amazing work happening in local charities near you to support adults with profound learning disabilities and complex needs. Discover the impact that the Myriad Centre is having on families and carers in need of long term support and be inspired to create new connections with services to enhance patient outcomes.
What is it about?
By assessing the benefits of collaborative working, this easy to follow, one hour webinar will demonstrate the value of multi-agency working, illustrate the importance of respite care and help you connect to similar services in your local area. After just one hour, log off ready to:
Support and guidance for you in your own time
Assess and determine the opportunities available to improve outcomes for adults with life limiting conditions in the community. Join to benefit from:
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Introduction and instructions
Richard Whateley, Director, The Myriad Centre
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Person Centred Care Planning for Adults with Complex Needs in the Community
Alison Cooke, Clinical Lead, The Myriad Centre
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Question and answer session
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Close of webinar
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First-hand speaker experience
Alison Cooke is a children’s and adult nurse and health visitor with a BSc (hons) in Health Studies and a MA in medical ethics and law. She has over 25 years' experience working within children’s and adult palliative care. In 2002 Alison became the first Care Development Manager for the Association of Children’s Hospices, (now Together for Short Lives) from where she moved to become Clinical Lead for Children’s Community Nursing Services in Coventry. From 2006 - 2016, she was Director of Care at Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People in the East Midlands. A founder member of the Open University Sexuality Alliance in 2011, Alison has completed several independent consultancy projects and presentations. Alison is currently Client Care Development Manager at The Myriad Centre in Worcestershire, an organisation that provides day care support for adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities and complex health needs.