The Health and Social Care Secretary spoke to hospital staff about his priorities: the workforce, technology and prevention.
Day: 23 July 2018
United Response: ‘What does good look like’ guide is a resource for observing in services for people with learning disabilities and/or autism.
Working with Professor Julie Beadle-Brown at The Tizard Centre, University of Kent, we have developed the “What Does Good Look Like” booklet and checklist designed for inspectors (e.g. CQC), experts by experience, researchers and other professionals who might need to observe a service for people with learning disabilities and/or autism.
This exciting new resource outlines what good practice looks like and provides a set of observable practices that can indicate that a service is implementing person centred approaches such as Person Centred Active Support, The National Autistic Society’s SPELL Framework, Total or Alternative and Augmentative Communication, and Positive Behaviour Support.